Ref. dynare!1866

Closes: #67

Johannes Pfeifer authored 3 years ago and Sébastien Villemot committed 3 years ago

Related to dynare!1863

For the time being, the preprocessor will refuse that this option be used with
any command other than estimation.

By the way, remove occbin_likelihood and occbin_smoother options to estimation.

Ref. dynare#569

Add smoother_redux option

See merge request !38

Ref. dynare!1844, dynare!1851

This will simplify the implementation of heteroskedastic_shocks.

— drop Windows 32-bit support
— drop -fno-omit-frame-pointer compilation flag under GNU/Linux
— drop -static-libstdc++ flag under Windows
— no longer link to -lstdc++ under GNU/Linux and macOS
— gracefully fail when 'mexext' value is unknown

Can be useful when resetting a filename option to an empty value, e.g. for the
mh_initialize_from_previous_mcmc_* options.

Ref. dynare!1841

Ref. dynare!1841

Ref. dynare!1842

Ref. dynare!1839

Ref. dynare!1843

[skip ci]

The result would be wrong.

Ref. dynare#1726

If the old file and the new contents shared a common prefix, then the output in
the generated file would be truncated at the start.

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

put get_power_deriv inside Julia module

See merge request !37

— rename the files with camel case
— encapsulate the functions with modules
— change the signature of function <MODFILE>_dynamic_set_series!, by removing
  the output argument and appending the exclamation mark, since this function
  modifies one of its arguments, and for symmetry with the static version

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

Allows to write M_.NNZDerivatives_objective in the driver.m file

See merge request !36

Writes the number of non-zero derivatives of the planner objective function NNZDerivatives_objective in the driver.m file. Useful for the k-order approximations of welfare.

This option was treated as a numeric value: it was a hack to ensure that the
name of the dseries object was printed without quotes in the driver file.

However, that would make the JSON output synctically incorrect.

This commits removes the hack, and treats the “series” option as a string
value (in the same way as for the “data” command). A modification of the MATLAB
code will thus be needed to accomodate the change.

Ref. DynareJulia/Dynare.jl#1

The Julia code now uses the JSON output for retrieving the information that
previously was in the driver file.

DataTree::operator=(): fix crash when symbol ID ordering of model local variables does not correspond to the recursive ordering in the model block

Ref. dynare#1782

— add “-s” to LDFLAGS instead of manually calling strip
— on GNU/Linux, do not pass “-static” to LDFLAGS. We can dynamically link
  against glibc, since in Artifacts.toml we explicitly mention that we compile
  for a glibc system (and not musl)
— use --host=i686-linux-gnu to compile for GNU/Linux 32-bit, instead of passing “-m32”
  N.B.: Under Debian, g++-i686-linux-gnu must be installed. Otherwise this will
  silently use the 64-bit compiler
— for symmetry, use --host=x86_64-linux-gnu for GNU/Linux 64-bit
— on macOS, pass “-static-libgcc” through LDFLAGS rather than CXXFLAGS; this
  requires setting CC to gcc-10
— use better names for the jobs