Error using INV

[Tom Lake]

I can't figure out what's wrong with this program. Can anyone help?

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a()=[3,7,3,0;0,2,-1,1;5,4,3,2;6,6,4,-1]
b()=INV(a())
PRINT DET(a())DET(b()) ! Result: 1
PRINT DET(a()b()) ! Result: 1
~~~~~~~~~

run
illegal parameter type $3e
unknown parameter type. -->$3e
ERROR at line 2: ARRAY has the wrong type. Can not convert.
illegal parameter type $3e
unknown parameter type. -->$3e
ERROR at line 2: ARRAY has the wrong type. Can not convert.
0

[Markus Hoffmann]

The code looks fine, but it looks like you have discovered a bug in the interpreter. I assume it was version 1.23 (where I unfortunately have introduced some new bugs, which I am going to fix, as soon as I know about them. Release 1.23-06 still has this bug. Be patient!

[Markus Hoffmann]

I have found it. It was a typo in the code. Grummel...
Version 1.23-07 will have that corrected.
Testcode:

a()=[3,7,3,0;0,2,-1,1;5,4,3,2;6,6,4,-1]
b()=INV(a())
dump
print DET(a())    
print DET(b())
PRINT DET(a())*DET(b()) ! Result: 1
PRINT DET(a()*b()) ! Result: 1

Output:

00: A(4,4) [0]
01: B(4,4) [0]
105
0.00952380952381
1
1

[Markus Hoffmann]

I release Version 1.23-5b for Windows. It should have that corrected.

Note that most of the array functions still can not handle complex arrays, or arrays with big integers. I am working on that. Tell me what you need first.

[Tom Lake]

I'd like all the array functions to work on any type of array that makes sense. If they work on reals, they should work on integers of any size, on complex numbers, too.