Tks a lot Steven.
Bruno
On Thursday, September 24, 2015 at 11:42:30 AM UTC-3, Steven Dirkse wrote:
Bruno,
It sounds like a macro would serve you well. There is a little example below. You could define the macro in an include file if that’s helpful.
There are other ways to define functions or share commonly used code (e.g. the $batinclude facility, or extrinsic functions) but those aren’t as simple as the macro.
-Steve
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Example: using a macro to define a polynomial
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$macro mypoly(x) (0.5 * power(x,3) + 1.25 * power(x,2) + 4 * (x) + 6)
variables x, y;
equations f, g;
f… mypoly(x) =E= 10;
g… mypoly(y) =E= 20;
model m / f, g /;
solve m using mcp;
On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 5:05 PM, Bruno Hannud wrote:
Hello everyone.
I need help in the following: I have a polinomial in an include file with a variable.
On my main program, there are two variables which need to call the polynomial on the include file.
Can this be done?
Many tks.
Steven Dirkse, Ph.D.
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