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From: Sean Martin on 9 Jun 2010 14:49
On Apr 13, 3:39 am, "Gim, OS" <domi...(a)mmu.ac.kr> wrote:
>   0.00047  0.00047   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.00094  0.00094   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.00141  0.00141   0.1#QNBE+01
>    0.01276  0.01268   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.01324  0.01315   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.01372  0.01362   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.01419  0.01408   0.1#QNBE+01
>   0.01467  0.01455   0.1#QNBE+01
>
> what does that the last(third) column meaning?


Hey dude,

That's a divide by zero error. I just got one of those and it took me
a bit to figure it out. Look for something like an atan2(x,y) where
the x is a zero or where you pass two numbers that are divided and
then stored into the third output column.

Good Luck!!
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