Remove nonsensical check on MS Visual C++ version
The check is done at the time the preprocessor is compiled, but it ought to be done at the time when the C source file generated by the preprocessor is compiled… Anyways, it is probably irrelevant now, since MSVC has supported acosh/asinh/atanh for a long time now.issue#70
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@ -955,30 +955,6 @@ ModFile::writeOutputFiles(const string &basename, bool clear_all, bool clear_glo
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<< " error('DYNARE: Can''t find bytecode DLL. Please compile it or remove the ''bytecode'' option.')" << endl
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<< "end" << endl;
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#if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__CYGWIN32__)
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# if (defined(_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER < 1700)
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// If using USE_DLL with MSVC 10.0 or earlier, check that the user didn't use a function not supported by the compiler (because MSVC <= 10.0 doesn't comply with C99 standard)
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if (use_dll && msvc)
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{
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if (dynamic_model.isUnaryOpUsed(UnaryOpcode::acosh))
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{
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cerr << "ERROR: acosh() function is not supported with USE_DLL option and older MSVC compilers; use Cygwin, MinGW or upgrade your MSVC compiler to 11.0 (2012) or later." << endl;
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exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
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}
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if (dynamic_model.isUnaryOpUsed(UnaryOpcode::asinh))
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{
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cerr << "ERROR: asinh() function is not supported with USE_DLL option and older MSVC compilers; use Cygwin, MinGW or upgrade your MSVC compiler to 11.0 (2012) or later." << endl;
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exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
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}
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if (dynamic_model.isUnaryOpUsed(UnaryOpcode::atanh))
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{
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cerr << "ERROR: atanh() function is not supported with USE_DLL option and older MSVC compilers; use Cygwin, MinGW or upgrade your MSVC compiler to 11.0 (2012) or later." << endl;
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exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
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}
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}
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# endif
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#endif
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// Compile the dynamic MEX file for use_dll option
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// When check_model_changes is true, don't force compile if MEX is fresher than source
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if (use_dll)
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