You mean the input for the subroutine ? right ? 

$$lvlhash{$level}{'POLY_BASED_EM_DC'}{'EM_POLY'}{11} = -0.137 + (0.004
+79 / (W/0.9)) + (2.5593 * (W/0.9 ) 
$$refhash{$level}{'MINDESIGNWIDTH'} = 0.045

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when I print this : 
print ("$$lvlhash{$level}{'POLY_BASED_EM_DC'}{'EM_POLY'}{11},$$refhash
+{$level}{'MINDESIGNWIDTH'},0 \n");

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I get this output on the terminal: 
-0.137 + (0.00479 / (W/0.9)) + (2.5593 * (W/0.9 ) ,0.045,0

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which means there's no problem in reading the values, but somehow it's not giving me what I really want to see :D

In reply to Re^2: Regarding the polynomial evaluation. Stuck at one part. please helpppp!! by freekngeek
in thread Calculating polynomials and pushing them into an array. Stuck at one part. please helpppp!! by freekngeek

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