G0025 : Undefined symbol: '_paxnum' [pxy.src, line 101]
5 Answers
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_paxnum
is from the pgraph
library. If you add the statement:
library pgraph;
to the top of your program, which will load all of the variables and procedures from the GAUSS pgraph
library. This should resolve your problem.
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I have written on the top of my program :
/* yt= muSt + fi * yt-1 + et avec et suit N(0, ht)*/
new;
library optmum,pgraph;
#include optmum.ext;
/*optset;
_opstmth = "bfgs stepbt";*/
this true or false?
0
Yes, the line:
library optmum, pgraph;
will load both the Optmum
and pgraph
libraries. This should resolve your problem.
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then why my output always has problems like this with the error continue?
what should I do?
thank you
0
Try to run one of the PQG graphics examples to see if it runs successfully. For example try to run pxy.e. If this does not run successfully, then you likely have a problem with your installation.
Your Answer
5 Answers
_paxnum
is from the pgraph
library. If you add the statement:
library pgraph;
to the top of your program, which will load all of the variables and procedures from the GAUSS pgraph
library. This should resolve your problem.
I have written on the top of my program :
/* yt= muSt + fi * yt-1 + et avec et suit N(0, ht)*/
new;
library optmum,pgraph;
#include optmum.ext;
/*optset;
_opstmth = "bfgs stepbt";*/
this true or false?
Yes, the line:
library optmum, pgraph;
will load both the Optmum
and pgraph
libraries. This should resolve your problem.
then why my output always has problems like this with the error continue?
what should I do?
thank you
Try to run one of the PQG graphics examples to see if it runs successfully. For example try to run pxy.e. If this does not run successfully, then you likely have a problem with your installation.