Hello, although there is lag.src file within GAUSS src files, I have taken error message from Gauss following: G0014 File not found lag.src. The lag.src are listed in the file named C:\gauss20\src in my GAUSS home directory. Also I am trying to run code is in my working directory. Where I did do wrong? How can I solve this error?
8 Answers
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What is the line of code that causes this error?
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I am trying to replicate code which is created by Mumtaz and Zanetti for own paper titled as The Impact of the Volatility of Monetary Policy Shocks.
The link is https://bit.ly/35Ss6Xg
Gauss did not give me any other message about line which causes error. The error message is just like as mentioned.
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The only way I can find that you would get the error is if you tried to enter:
run lag.src;
and lag.src
did not exist in your path.
- What do you get if you run this command?
filesa(getGAUSSHOME()$+"src/lag.src");
- Which file from that code are you running when this happens?
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Firstl I did not take any error message after I tried to run following command; run lag.src;
1) After I run
filesa(getGAUSSHOME()$+"src/lag.src");
program input is lag.src
2) "estimategibbsFlogs.src" file gives to me the error message.
Note: There is not any other error message which I have encountered.
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Hi again, I still get the same error message. I have no solution. Could anyone give to me any solution for this ?
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I downloaded the code and was able to run the estimategibbsFlogs.src
file without any problem in GAUSS.
I think there is some problem with your GAUSS installation or you have different versions of the files.
I would guess that there is a problem with your GAUSS installation. You can try running this code to see if it works:
X = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
print lagn(X, 2);
If that does not succeed, then you should definitely reinstall GAUSS.
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I tried this code to see if it works:
X = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
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and it does. I use GAUSS 20 (64-bit). I installed again and again GAUSS. However, same problem still continues. Now I think problem may be in computer. I do not know. It is getting hard to me.
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If that code works then it is probably either a problem with the code you have downloaded or how you are trying to run it.
You should take a look at the Gettting Started with GAUSS tutorial and some of the videos on the GAUSS YouTube channel that show how to run programs.
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8 Answers
What is the line of code that causes this error?
I am trying to replicate code which is created by Mumtaz and Zanetti for own paper titled as The Impact of the Volatility of Monetary Policy Shocks.
The link is https://bit.ly/35Ss6Xg
Gauss did not give me any other message about line which causes error. The error message is just like as mentioned.
The only way I can find that you would get the error is if you tried to enter:
run lag.src;
and lag.src
did not exist in your path.
- What do you get if you run this command?
filesa(getGAUSSHOME()$+"src/lag.src");
- Which file from that code are you running when this happens?
Firstl I did not take any error message after I tried to run following command; run lag.src;
1) After I run
filesa(getGAUSSHOME()$+"src/lag.src");
program input is lag.src
2) "estimategibbsFlogs.src" file gives to me the error message.
Note: There is not any other error message which I have encountered.
Hi again, I still get the same error message. I have no solution. Could anyone give to me any solution for this ?
I downloaded the code and was able to run the estimategibbsFlogs.src
file without any problem in GAUSS.
I think there is some problem with your GAUSS installation or you have different versions of the files.
I would guess that there is a problem with your GAUSS installation. You can try running this code to see if it works:
X = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
print lagn(X, 2);
If that does not succeed, then you should definitely reinstall GAUSS.
I tried this code to see if it works:
X = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
|
and it does. I use GAUSS 20 (64-bit). I installed again and again GAUSS. However, same problem still continues. Now I think problem may be in computer. I do not know. It is getting hard to me.
If that code works then it is probably either a problem with the code you have downloaded or how you are trying to run it.
You should take a look at the Gettting Started with GAUSS tutorial and some of the videos on the GAUSS YouTube channel that show how to run programs.