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Exceptions

Exceptions are reactions to prohibited states of the program execution. The exception settings is defined in the Controller properties.

Options

Stop When Exception Description
TRUE If there is an exception, the program execution stops. In the System status tab it is displayed which exception appeared, and where.
FALSE If there is an exception, the program keeps on running. The block output diplays the status according to the exception table:
NaN - the value is not a number
- Infinity
+ Infinity

Exception catched in the System status:

Exceptions list

LN - natural logarithm

Inputs Outputs
in = 0 -Infinity
in < 0 NaN

LOG - common logarithm

Inputs Outputs
in = 0 -Infinity
in < 0 NaN

ASIN - Arc sinus

Inputs Outputs
in < -1 NaN
in > 1 NaN

ACOS - Arc cosinus

Inputs Outputs
in < -1 NaN
in > 1 NaN

ACOSH - Arc cosinus hyperbolicus

Inputs Outputs
in < 1 NaN

ATANH - Arc tangens hyperbolicus

Inputs Outputs
in = -1 -Infinity
in = 1 +Infinity
in < -1 NaN
in > 1 NaN

SQRT - Square root

Inputs Outputs
in < 0 NaN

EXP,EXP10, and ** - powers

Inputs Outputs
"in" is too large +Infinity/-Infinity

DIV - division without using en/eno

Inputs Outputs
0/0 NaN
X/0 where X<0 -Infinity
X/0 where X>0 +Infinity
X/0 where both inputs are ANY_INT 0

DIV - division using en/eno

Inputs Outputs
X/0 result=0 eno=false

MOD - modulo without using en/eno

Inputs Outputs
X mod 0 where inputs are real NaN
X mod 0 where inputs are ANY_INT 0

MOD - modulo using en/eno

Inputs Outputs
X mod 0 result=0 eno=false

RD - read from variables

Invalid address or range always returns an area with zeros.

WR - write to variables

Invalid address or range results in no writing.

Indirect virtual method call

Invalid pointer or reference results in no call.

Read and write into memory

Reading or writing beyond the address space results in no action.