Hi Christian,
Thank you, I will update soon (after my holidays)
Best Regards
Holger
Am 23.04.2011 16:12, schrieb Christian Feuersaenger:
> Dear Holger,
>
> I have resolved the problem: it was a (rarely occurring?) rounding bug
> in \pgfmathdivide. I have just committed the bugfix to pgf CVS.
Dear Holger,
I have resolved the problem: it was a (rarely occurring?) rounding bug
in \pgfmathdivide. I have just committed the bugfix to pgf CVS.
Its very good that this has been found, so thanks again for reporting it.
If you rely on this feature, and you do not have access to a recent pgf
Hello Holger,
thank you for reporting this issue!
It seems as if the oscillations arise due to problems in the math
engine. I accept this as bug report and will investigate.
In the meantime, you can use \addplot[black] gnuplot (with the same
expression) or try to re-formulate the expressi
