[GiDlist] Gid on UNIX

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Khaled Obeidat

[GiDlist] Gid on UNIX

Post by Khaled Obeidat »

Hello,

I'm having also a difficulties of running my code on UNIX platform and then
using the postprocessing to visualize my data.
I write my data in dB format in the .res file and on UNIX the log(0) will
be printed as (-inf) but in windows it is (-1.#INF), for some reason GID
can just read the windows format and I don't know why.

regards,



Khaled Obeidat
Research Engineer
EMAG Technologies, Inc.
www.emagtechnologies.com
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Enrique Escolano

[GiDlist] Gid on UNIX

Post by Enrique Escolano »

-inf or -1.#INF is not a valid number for postprocess files.
Must change your program and avoid all undefined mathematical operations (log(0), x/0) , etc.
and write a big number to represent for postprocess a infinite value (for example, isntead -inf , write 1e30 or some similar)

Enrique Escolano
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Hello,

I'm having also a difficulties of running my code on UNIX platform and then using the postprocessing to visualize my data.
I write my data in dB format in the .res file and on UNIX the log(0) will be printed as (-inf) but in windows it is (-1.#INF), for some reason GID can just read the windows format and I don't know why.

regards,



Khaled Obeidat
Research Engineer
EMAG Technologies, Inc.
www.emagtechnologies.com

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