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README.md

Dynare Reporting

Originally designed to provide reporting functionality for Dynare, it has been moved to its own repository in the hopes that it can be used without obliging the user to download Dynare in its entirety.

License

Dynare Reporting is covered by the GNU General Public Licence version 3 or later (see LICENSE.md in the Dynare Reporting distribution for specifics).

Obtain the code that Dynare Reporting depends on

Dynare reporting depends on the Dynare dseries repository and on utility functions from the dynare repository, located in dynare/matlab/utilities/general

Use the Dynare Reporting code

Open MATLAB/Octave
Change into the reporting directory
Ensure that the dseries directory is in your path and initialized correctly (follow the directions on the repository site)
Add <<dynare>>/matlab/utilities/general to your path where <<dynare>> refers to the base of your Dynare installation
Run initialize_reporting_toolbox
Use the reporting code as outlined in the Dynare documentation

Run the example code

Follow the steps above
Change into the reporting/test directory
Modify the paths in reporting/test/runtest.m appropriately
Run the runtest matlab script