--- On Thu, 8/10/09, Sergiy Radyakin wrote:
> a lot of the source code for Mata procedures is actually
> available and is shipped together with the ado files. I
> am not sure that this is the official Stata policy to
> keep the Mata code open (not the C code!) but my
> installation of Stata 11 contains 314 files with .mata
> extension which actually contain the code that was
> compiled into the Mata libraries.
In the help-files of many Mata functions there is at the
bottom a section labeled "Source code" with links to
these files, so it does seem to be policy.
-- Maarten
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