Expression editor woes.

[beepee]

Greetings! First I want to say thanks for this excellent program. Nothing I've accomplished wouldn't be possible without TunerPro.

The issue I am running into is with the expression editor. Here is the expression I am trying to use:

(500000.0 * 30) / (POW(2,((X+128)/32)) * 64)

The actual equation is:

rpm = (500000.0 * 30) / ((2 ^ ((X + 128) / 32)) * 64)

(fyi, this is for Bosch Jetronic LH2.4 )

When this equation is entered, TunerPro fails to recognize the 'X' variable. It is really the POW() function that seems to be 'hiding' it because if I enter this part alone:

POW(2,((X+128)/32)

it still doesn't see X. At this point I tried this to make it see X:

(X * 0) + POW(2,((X+128)/32))

Entering that equation makes TunerPro crash every time

Help!

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http://forums.turbobricks.com/showthread.php?t=227153

Thanks!

[Mangus]

(500000.0 * 30) / (POW(2;((X+128)/32)) * 64)

Function parameters are separated by semicolons.

You can also greatly simplify your equation, which will help performance. Some hints:

- Multiply out the numerator
- 64 is a power of 2. Combine it with your POW function.


TunerPro shouldn't crash, so I'll look into that.

[beepee]

(500000.0 * 30) / (POW(2;((X+128)/32)) * 64)

Function parameters are separated by semicolons.

D'oh. Thanks. I swear I know how to do this, I have a binch that work! I swear!

You can also greatly simplify your equation, which will help performance. Some hints:

- Multiply out the numerator
- 64 is a power of 2. Combine it with your POW function.


TunerPro shouldn't crash, so I'll look into that.

I figured it could be simplified, I just got stumped when it barfed on me. I'll try and revise it. Thanks!