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Version 6.01 Compile Issue


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Old 01-12-2008, 05:56 PM
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Default Version 6.01 Compile Issue

Sorry if this has been noted before, but when using optimised compile for desktop and for device, it appears the math hierarchy is not interpreted correctly...

My program contains the v1 formula below, which should evaluate the same as v3, and it does if I uncheck 'Optimised Compilation'. When it is checked, it evaluates the same as v2 instead. On the IDE it works correctly.

v1 = a * F_0 * (1 - e2*(Sin(phi)^2))^(-0.5)
v2 = (a * F_0 * (1 - e2*(Sin(phi)^2)))^(-0.5)
v3 = a * F_0 * ((1 - e2*(Sin(phi)^2))^(-0.5))

The workaround is obviously just to stuff in the extra brackets.

Dave
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Old 01-13-2008, 12:34 PM
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Thanks Dave.
This bug was reported and will be fixed in the next update (which should be released in about one week).
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