What happened?

halfblinddado

I was doing some floating point calculations and getting the results I expected then it started giving me strange results and then all zero's?

Is it maybe a harware problem?

[
x1 := 10.0
y1 := 10.0
x2 := 10.0
y2 := 10.0
lfy := f32.Fsub(x1, x2)
lfx := f32.Fsub(y1, y2)
z := f32.atan2(lfy, lfx)
Term.str(FS.FloatToString(lfx))
Term.str(String(13))
Term.str(FS.FloatToString(lfy))
Term.str(String(13))
Term.str(FS.FloatToString(z))
Term.str(String(13))
]

halfblinddado

Ok so I changed x1 ... to all 10.0 Duh. I'm tired

Duane Degn

So this is working correctly?

BTW, depending on which serial driver you're using the following:

Term.str(String(13))

Could be written:

Term.tx(13)

or if you're using PST:

Term.Char(13)

Another BTW, when posting code, it's a lot easier for us to read it if you use code tags. Here's a link to a tutorial.