Fred,
typically a floating point error is some unhandled error in the
Fortran that causes the DLL to crash; trying to take the log of a
negative number, dividing by zero, accessing an array with an index
that is either too big or too small. The only way to really track
down the cause is to run the simulation from the Fortran compiler.
Please feel free to send me the *.tpf and any files I need in order
to run it and I can have a look for you.
Best,
David
On 1/19/2012 11:00, Fred Betz wrote:
I’m getting a floating point error in one
of my simulations, but there is no warning or error in the
list file.
Any thoughts?
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