Arduino - Replaced HUGE_VALF with INFINITY to avoid compile errors. Corrected typo in documentation.

Author: RobertPaauw

MethodSCRIPTExample_Arduino/GettingStarted_MethodSCRIPT_Example_Arduino.pdf

@@ -108,8 +108,8 @@ RetCode ReceivePackage(MSComm* msComm, MeasureData* retData)
 
 void ParseResponse(char *responsePackageLine, MeasureData* retData)
 {
-	retData->zreal = HUGE_VALF;											//Impedance data NAN as default
-	retData->zimag = HUGE_VALF;											//Impedance data NAN as default
+	retData->zreal = INFINITY;											//Impedance data NAN as default
+	retData->zimag = INFINITY;											//Impedance data NAN as default
 	char *P = strchr(responsePackageLine, 'P');							//Identifies the beginning of the response package
 	char *packageLine = P+1;
 	const char delimiters[] = ";\n";									//a space (" ") is used as prefix token thus part of parameter

MethodSCRIPTExample_Arduino/MethodSCRIPTComm/MSComm.c

@@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ void loop()
 				Serial.println("\nReceiving measurement response:");
 			Serial.print("\n");
 			Serial.print(++_nDataPoints);
-			if (data.zreal != HUGE_VALF)
+			if (data.zreal != INFINITY)
 			{
 				Serial.print("\tFrequency(Hz): ");
 				Serial.print(sci(data.frequency, 3));