"Vijay Vishvas Dharap" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And I just used the functions[_fi_calc_interest and functions required
> by it] listed there as I cannot use the whole application as its ported
> only to linux.
Not quite. Gnucash works fine on Linux, *BSD, Solaris, MacOS X, IRIX,
and a number of other OSes.
> Furthermore I converted the functions listed in that place into java
> class for my work.
I suspect a bug in your Java, then.
> I have attached the code that I used in java. Only minimal changes were
> done from actual C source code needed for compilation purposes.
>
> Now when I use this function of rate and provide the specified values,
> I get positive value of the rate.
> But same values when given to VB function rate, gives me negative rate.
> i.e. -1.98245150
>
> Whenever the VB rate is giving positive values, the values by my rate
> function matches with the VB rate function. But for negative values, I
> don't get correct values.
> Now probably I am clearer about discrepancy I am talking about.
Could be a bug in VB. Could be a bug in your Java. I suspect it's
possible that our code doesn't handle negative rates.
> Regards,
> Vijay
-derek
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