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How to interpret (monte carlo simulation)?

pitter
Hi,

Monte Carlo simulation is unseccessful because of an error:

0 t nil ("*Error* ilGetInt: arg must be fixnum" nil))

I found a solution on the internet :

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Trap: Autoplot fails, even if sim completes normally

Don't you just love these error messages:

Monte Carlo Simulation completed successfully...

*Error* request.il asiiFinish: error in finish function ("ilGetInt"

0 t nil ("*Error* ilGetInt: arg must be fixnum" nil))

Simulation appears to be hung!!!

Solution: Problem was in the specification of Swept Parameter on the main form. Items in the list of values should be separated by spaces not commas. Click 'Simulation - Stop' to recover.

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How shall I interpret it. Where can I find "Swept Parameter on the main form", which main form?

Kind Regards,

 pitter
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  • Andrew Beckett

    Determining a strange error message in a long unsupported of the tools is pretty much impossible (that error is a fairly generic error message, and won't pinpoint the real problem). The version you are using is over 7 years old, and since then we have had IC613, IC614 IC615 and IC616 major releases.

    Please use something more recent that is actually supported!

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Determining a strange error message in a long unsupported of the tools is pretty much impossible (that error is a fairly generic error message, and won't pinpoint the real problem). The version you are using is over 7 years old, and since then we have had IC613, IC614 IC615 and IC616 major releases.

    Please use something more recent that is actually supported!

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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