"floating point division by zero"?
"floating point division by zero"?
When i try to pull my calibration from my ECU it gives me this message "floating point division by zero" and will not let me open it.Can anyone help me with this?
i get it too .. there seems to be a bug in the software when it converts between lambda and air fuel in some maps
try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map
you might get a bunch of access violations .. kill the program and restart it
try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map
you might get a bunch of access violations .. kill the program and restart it
-nigel.
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Ought to be a sticky
I had the same floating point division by zero when trying to read a older S300 with new SManager. There's enough of these complaints that this ought to be a sticky until the Smanager is revised to prevent it.
I'm new to this tool, thanks for the great forum
try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map
I'm new to this tool, thanks for the great forum
try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map
Its happening to me also when trying to create an A/F gauge in displays.
Now when I open Smanager reguardless of the configuation loaded I cant even open the display tab
I click the display tab once and I get the floating point error then everytime I click the display tab after that, I get "cannot open file error"
Guess its time to re-install Smanager.
Now when I open Smanager reguardless of the configuation loaded I cant even open the display tab
I click the display tab once and I get the floating point error then everytime I click the display tab after that, I get "cannot open file error"
Guess its time to re-install Smanager.
reinstalling won't get rid of it. open the Smanager windows explorer folder. Delete "default.display". Re-open the program and all should be working.
See this thread viewtopic.php?t=7811
See this thread viewtopic.php?t=7811
thank you, thank you, I'm here all week
Yea I ran into this too, just have to delete the "default.display" file as Josh said. Wish this bug would be fixed somehow 'cause it really wastes a lot of time if you had other display items setup then added the AF on later.Martian wrote:reinstalling won't get rid of it. open the Smanager windows explorer folder. Delete "default.display". Re-open the program and all should be working.
See this thread viewtopic.php?t=7811
I made sure after it happened the first time to save my own copy of the display file and just save it often when modifying your display.
Justin