> > The command was the same "print(3.3*3.3);" command as in the first post. > It triggers a floating point exception in arm.release (first post) and a fatal error in arm.debug (last post) I assume it has something to do with the printing, not the calculation itself. Because: "print(3.3*3.3)" crashes and "print(3.5*2)" doesn't. Actually, if I remember well (I am not at my office now), also a "print(6.3423)" results in the similar errors/exceptions. Strange enough, "print(7.2)" doesn't kill the V8 shell. Something to do with the displaying of single vs double precision floating point numbers ? I'm just guessing here ... Benedikt.
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