Closed enriquein closed 10 years ago
The problem turned out to be how the division operator ("/") is handled now in Python 3. "/" returns float while "//" returns an integer. The problem was that some operations were dividing and then using the float result to index arrays.
The problem turned out to be how the division operator ("/") is handled now in Python 3. "/" returns float while "//" returns an integer. The problem was that some operations were dividing and then using the float result to index arrays.