1. (no_name) is equal to -inf
- Posted by SnakeCharmer Jan 18, 2013
- 1158 views
I received a strange error message. In what cases it arises usually? I checked function by unit-tests and looked by own eyes. I don't see mistakes and even the hypothetical precondition for mistakes. Probably, I lost freshness of vision. My eyes are soaped, as Russians are expressed.
2. Re: (no_name) is equal to -inf
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Jan 18, 2013
- 1100 views
I received a strange error message. In what cases it arises usually? I checked function by unit-tests and looked by own eyes. I don't see mistakes and even the hypothetical precondition for mistakes. Probably, I lost freshness of vision. My eyes are soaped, as Russians are expressed.
Can you give us the actual message? What was the code that gave this error? I don't have enough context to give you a better answer, unfortunately.
Matt
3. Re: (no_name) is equal to -inf
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Jan 18, 2013
- 1123 views
I received a strange error message. In what cases it arises usually? I checked function by unit-tests and looked by own eyes.
Did you see it in any of the unit tests? If so, which ones?
Can you give a pastey of the ex.err with the error message?
4. Re: (no_name) is equal to -inf
- Posted by SnakeCharmer Jan 19, 2013
- 1075 views
Sorry for disturbing, I found a mistake in such code.
include std/math.e integer Players = 0 sequence Scores = {1000, 2000, 3000} Scores = head(Scores, Players) ? max(Scores)
I forgot that the variable has to be increased by 1 because it is received from DLL in C.
