Hi all,
I have converted the Dynare reference manual to the Texinfo format, which is easier to edit than Docbook. We hope this will make easier contributions to the reference manual.
You need to run "autoreconf" in your git repository in order to be able to compile things again.
Documentation on this new format is on a wiki page: http://www.dynare.org/DynareWiki/ReferenceManual
Note that in translating to Texinfo, I also made the following improvements:
* there are now 2 indices at the end of the file: one for functions and commands, the other for variables (in particular fields of "oo_") * I updated the introduction, using the frontpage of the website * I split the old "Solving and simulating" section into four subsections: steady state, model checks, deterministic simulations, stochastic simulations * the HTML output looks better for math formulas (see the wiki page for details)
Best,
Actually, you need to give the full command
autoreconf -is
then
make
as usual .
Best
Michel
On 03/29/2011 07:01 PM, Sébastien Villemot wrote:
Hi all,
I have converted the Dynare reference manual to the Texinfo format, which is easier to edit than Docbook. We hope this will make easier contributions to the reference manual.
You need to run "autoreconf" in your git repository in order to be able to compile things again.
Documentation on this new format is on a wiki page: http://www.dynare.org/DynareWiki/ReferenceManual
Note that in translating to Texinfo, I also made the following improvements:
- there are now 2 indices at the end of the file: one for functions and commands, the other for variables (in particular fields of "oo_")
- I updated the introduction, using the frontpage of the website
- I split the old "Solving and simulating" section into four subsections: steady state, model checks, deterministic simulations, stochastic simulations
- the HTML output looks better for math formulas (see the wiki page for details)
Best,
Dev mailing list Dev@dynare.org https://www.dynare.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dev