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st: re: nearstat version
From
Christopher Baum <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: re: nearstat version
Date
Fri, 3 Feb 2012 06:30:34 -0500
<>
Actually, looking at nearstat.mata, if you -do- that routine it will create the library under your current version of Mata >= 10.1, and once you have that library, nearstat will use that copy. So you only need to -do- this code once.
I agree with Nick that it is somewhat mystifying to have a sequence
----------------
version 10.1
mata
void foobar( )
{
}
mata mlib create...
mata mlib add...
end
-----------------
and then end up with a Mata library that is not usable under version 10.1. But as Nick suggested, the recommended inclusion of a -version- statement before invoking Mata presumably just prevents the code from ever running in version 9.x, and does not imply that the library will be compatible with version 10.1.
KIt
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