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title
:
"
Dynare
4.6.3
Released"
date
:
2020-11-23
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:
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categories
:
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new-dynare-release
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release notes
---
We are pleased to announce the release of Dynare 4.6.3.
This maintenance release fixes various bugs.
The Windows, macOS and source packages are already available for download at
[
the Dynare website
](
https://www.dynare.org/download/
)
.
All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
This release is compatible with MATLAB versions ranging from 7.9 (R2009b) to
9.
9 (R2020b), and with GNU Octave versions 5.2.0 (under Windows) and 4.4.1
(under macOS).
Here is a list of the problems identified in version 4.6.2 and that have been
fixed in version 4.6.3:
*
Using an unknown symbol in
`irf_shocks`
option of
`stoch_simul`
would lead to
a crash of the preprocessor
*
`discretionary_policy`
would crash in the presence of news shocks
*
`identification`
would crash for purely forward-looking models
*
The
`endogenous_prior`
option did not properly handle missing observations
*
The auxiliary particle filter with pruning and resampling would crash
*
Initialization of the state variance for particle filters was buggy
*
An
`@#else`
clause after an
`@#ifndef`
was not correctly interpreted
*
An
`@#elseif`
clause after an
`@#ifdef`
or an
`@#ifndef`
was not correctly
interpreted
*
Perfect foresight simulations of models with a single equation would crash
when using either the
`lmmcp`
option or the
`linear_approximation`
*
Inequality constraints on endogenous variables (when using the
`lmmcp`
option) were not enforced on purely backward or purely forward models
*
Perfect foresight simulations with
`bytecode`
and
`block`
options could crash
if there was a purely forward variable whose value in all periods could be
evaluated backward (typically a process of the form
`y=a*y(+1)+e`
)
*
`extended_path`
was broken with
`bytecode`
*
Under Windows, with Octave, the k-order perturbation and MS-SBVAR MEX files
could not be loaded
*
On Fedora (and possibly other GNU/Linux distributions), compilation from
source would fail against Octave 5
As a reminder, the list of new features introduced in versions 4.6.x can be
found in the
[
release notes for
4.6.0
](
https://www.dynare.org/new-dynare-release/dynare-4.6.0-released/
)
.
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