+ Fixed deprecated require().
+ Changed @dynare macro and added new macro @compile.
The new macro @compile just runs the preprocessor, while the macro
@dynare calls compile and put the generated objects in the
workspace. Note that this macro can take an arbitrary number of mod
files as argument.
*Example*
@dynare "rbc.mod" "nk.mod"
Will run the preprocessor on both models, and the generated
data (model descriptions, options, ...) are available in the
workspace. For instance, to obtain the number of equations:
julia> rbc.model.eq_nbr
6
julia> nk.model.eq_nbr
10
@compile "rbc.mod" "nk.mod"
Will run the preprocessor on both models, but will not load the
generated data in the workspace. This can be done as follows:
julia> using rbc
+ Changed examples (rbc1 has a steady state block but not rbc2), using
new interface.
Stéphane Adjemian (Hermes)
Houtan Bastani