if you try to divide a number by zero on this processor, it will return zero instead of causing an error. The ARMv8 architecture supports both signed and unsigned division for 32-bit and 64-bit values, using the SDIV (signed divide) and UDIV (unsigned divide) instructions. This ensures that any division by zero results in zero without any issues. However, different processors might handle division by zero in various ways. According to the C programming standard, dividing by zero is undefined, so the outcome can differ across systems.

Software and Firmware Versions: Ensure your Jetson device’s software stack (CUDA, TensorRT, etc.) is up to date. Sometimes, bugs are fixed in newer releases. Error Handling in Code: Check if your code or the libraries you’re using are catching and handling the division by zero internally. Some frameworks might suppress these exceptions. Model Configuration: If this issue occurs during model inference (e.g., with YOLOv8), it might be related to the model’s configuration or how it was converted to ONNX. Compatibility Issues: Ensure that the versions of DeepStream, TensorRT, and other components are compatible with each other. Incompatibilities can lead to unexpected behavior. Debugging and Logs: Enable detailed logging to pinpoint where the division by zero occurs. This can provide more insights into the issue