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Fix initialization of state variances

See merge request Dynare/dynare!1762

discretionary_policy_1.m: take care of presence of auxiliary equations

See merge request Dynare/dynare!1767

- incomplete computation of variances in case 1
- wrong ordering for case 2

Happens e.g. with news shocks

Incidentally, this makes it possible to use model-local variables with either
the “block” or “bytecode” option. (Closes: #1243)

Added install instructions for CentOS

See merge request Dynare/dynare!1766

Willi Mutschler authored Nov 10, 2020 and Sébastien Villemot committed Nov 10, 2020

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Several tests need to be adapted, because they were implicitly making the
assumption that there is no auxiliary variable.

Incidentally, this closes #1731. This commit therefore also removes the
workaround introduced in 0391dbbe.

Added install instructions for RHEL and remove some tested distributions

See merge request Dynare/dynare!1765

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Removed Debian 9 from tested distros as it requires newer version of several packages such as GCC, Octave, bison
Removed Ubuntu 18.04 as it requires newer version of Octave

Willi Mutschler authored Nov 06, 2020 and Sébastien Villemot committed Nov 06, 2020

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Willi Mutschler authored Nov 06, 2020 and Sébastien Villemot committed Nov 06, 2020

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— FCFLAGS needs to contain the compilation flags used when compiling Octave,
  otherwise it fails at configure stage when looking for gfortran
— Explicitly add -L$OCTLIBDIR, because with Octave 5 it is no longer there, and
  on Fedora the Octave libraries are no in the default linker search path

Similar to 95dcb5f4.

By the way, remove inexact comment about a similar code in histvalf.m

In particular, this allows us to split the “test” and “pkg” stages, without
increasing the execution time.

Test for ifndef

See merge request Dynare/dynare!1763

See Dynare/dynare#1747

— Fix the interpretation of @#else clause within an @#ifndef
  Closes: #1747
— Fix the interpretation of @#elseif clauses within an @#ifdef or @#ifndef
— PAC model: fixes to M_.pac.MODEL.ar (information about autoregressive part)
  Ref. preprocessor#52
— PAC model: make detection of non-optimizing part more robust
  Ref. preprocessor#50
— Fixes to Julia output

This bug is causing random crashes in the testsuite on our runners.

See https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=19329

Bug introduced in commit e21cb1ad

Ref. #1720

This was causing some tests to be skipped.

The bug had been introduced e7162a2a.

Closes: #1720

The fix in commit 24cc67e5 was incorrect.

The routines use the find() function applied to a subset of columns of the
Jacobian, which in this case is a row vector. When passed a row vector, find()
returns row vectors (while it returns column vectors when passed a column
vector or a matrix). This case was not correctly handled.

Closes: #1735

It’s actually useless and complicates the code. Simply rely on
options_.bytecode.

Ref. #1742

Ref. #1742

By the way, document and enforce the fact that stochastic extended_path (i.e.
order > 0) is not compatible with either bytecode or block.

Closes: #1742