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Granville Askham07/03/2010 17:04:07
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I'm trying to refine a Walshaerts valvegear driving a slide valve for my latest loco. It looks good but the simulator will not allow me to come out of mid-gear. No matter what, it throws up a flag every time saying, 'Invalid floating point operation' Has anyone any ideas, please, I'm getting frustrated!
 
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John Baguley07/03/2010 20:35:05
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Hi Granville,
 
can't give you a definitive answer but I had this myself some time ago. I can't remember if it was with the Dockstader software or one of Bill Hall's versions. It's actually a windows error message, not the valve gear software. I did a search on the net for 'Invalid floating point operation' which came up with loads of results and suggested cures.  I eventually found something that did cure the problem but I can't remember what it was
Hopefully someone with a bit more computer knowledge might be able to point you in the right direction.
 
John
Granville Askham08/03/2010 07:59:10
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Thanks John,
 
You pointed me in the right direction, it sounds like a job for my grandson!
 
Gran

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