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cr2C command for nls2C

 

The command cr2C creates an executable file to use nls2C.

Syntax

cr2C <model-filename> [options]
Arguments:
model-filename:
pathname of the formal model-description file or, if a C or Fortran program exists to calculate the model, pathname of this file.
In this last case, the suffix of the file determines the langage, C or Fortran.
Suffix ".o" is also valid for a C-compiled file.
Options:
-exe|-EXE followed by the name of the executable-file to be created.
When this option is not set, the name of the executable-file is equal to the first argument, suffix ".exe" added.

-m|-M followed by the filename of the main program.
The suffix of the file determines the langage, C or Fortran.
Suffix ".o" is also valid for a C-compiled file.
When this option is not set, the standard main program is used.

-c|-C followed by a list of other used C-programs filenames.

-f|-F followed by a list of other used Fortran-programs filenames.

-o|-O followed by a list of other used compiled filenames.

-ldopt|-LDOPT followed by a character string.
This introduces the "-L", "-l" and "-I" options for the Makefile, i.e the names of the libraries-directories, the librairies names, and the names of the include-directories.
"-L" specifications should be set before "-l" specifications.

-own|OWN followed by the filenames of the programs required when method is equal to MYOWN.
These are the programs calculating the estimating equations B, D, Eta, the sufficent statistics Z, and the statistical criterion.

Function:

This command:

  1. Creates the C-source file calculating the model, except when the argument has a C or Fortran source-file suffix, or the suffix ".o"
  2. Compiles it, except when the argument has suffix ".o"
  3. Links and creates the executable-file.

Examples:

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