Christian Wimmer

Hi, when you compile the contents of the file with the .compile command then the procedure bcalcstix19g will be compiled: … pro bcalcstix19g starttime = systime(1) … You need to type bcalcstix19g in order to execute the program If you want that bcalcstix19g_4thquad is being executed then you need to change your program inside to: … pro bcalcstix19g_4thquad starttime = systime(1) … Did you understand? The filename is: bcalcstix19g_4thquad.pro but the procedure name is bcalcstix19g Best regards, Chris...

Right! On 26 Apr 2019, at 15:43, Paul Greninger wrote: Thanks for proving me wrong!. I see what you mean, with 1L. You could also do i*1000./2., that works too. On Fri, Apr 26, 2019 at 12:13 PM Christian Wimmer brandy25@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi, this is normal and correct behaviour since the variable "i" is an signed integer that can run from -32767 to +32767. The product i*1000 gets the value 33000 (for i=33) which is higher than 32767 and thus making it negative. Then the negative value...

Hi, this is normal and correct behaviour since the variable "i" is an signed integer that can run from -32767 to +32767. The product i*1000 gets the value 33000 (for i=33) which is higher than 32767 and thus making it negative. Then the negative value is divided by two and then stored into the float variable freq. If you want to avoid the behavior start the for loop with for i=1L, 40 do begin... Then it will work as you want.