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README.md
The mod file of this project has to be used with the dynare code shipped as a git submodule (in ./Dynare directory). Before doing anything you have to install and compile dynare. This is done with the install-dynare command in the base directory of the fze-project. First you have to write a file called configuration.local where you define the version of matlab and its path. A typical configuration.local file will contain
MATLAB_PATH=/home/USER/matlab/R2012a
MATLAB_VERSION=2012a
It is most likely that you will have to adapt the path to the matlab's binaries and the version of matlab to your settings. You'll have to open install-dynare shell script and to modify it consistently with your matab installation. If you do not have matlab, you can compile dynare against octave but you will have to change the scripts install-dynare and update-dynare. For more details about dynare compilation, see the DynareWiki. Second you just need to type:
$ ./install-dynare
in a terminal (assuming that you are in the root of the project). Dynare have to be added in the path of matlab. For instance, if your matlab session is opened in the Model folder (where the main mod file of the project can be found), this is done using the following syntax:
>> addpath ../Dynare/matlab