1. I'm not a good code writer, but am always looking at ways to improve the efficiency of my models through the use of equation-based blocks.
2. To get the 'outputs=inputs' to work correctly takes many false starts (am forever climbing the learning curve). And I've never found a thorough treatment of how to write ModL statements in either the User manual or the Technical reference.
3. Are there good ModL cheat sheets available? If there aren't any, is a cheat sheet for C of some utility?
Cheat sheet for ModL in Equation(I) blocks
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matt_aylward
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robinclark
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Re: Cheat sheet for ModL in Equation(I) blocks
Hi Matt,
Attached is one of my cheat sheets. You might already have this though. I will work on putting together something with a little more volume and I will try and find a good reference for C programming.
Thansk
Robin
Attached is one of my cheat sheets. You might already have this though. I will work on putting together something with a little more volume and I will try and find a good reference for C programming.
Thansk
Robin
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matt_aylward
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Re: Cheat sheet for ModL in Equation(I) blocks
Robin,
1. Thanks for the cheat sheet; very helpful.
2. Also, the set of models you and Dave developed for the DESS textbook are full of excellent, elegant examples of ways to minimize model complexity while speeding execution.
1. Thanks for the cheat sheet; very helpful.
2. Also, the set of models you and Dave developed for the DESS textbook are full of excellent, elegant examples of ways to minimize model complexity while speeding execution.