Hi all,
I’m computing zero rates for a benchmark in QuantLib,
but yesterday I encountered an error, I did debug the library and found
std::power (-124.75591365063, 0.04928131417), returns #NUM ( Not a valid
number), verified in ‘Excel’ and ‘Calc’, which leads to
failure of further calculation, the arguments in std::power(,) are formula
based, it’s runtime value,
I want to know, how to handle this kind of errors, it doesn’t
throw any exceptions.
Thanks & Regards,
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Deepak Sharma
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