#! /bin/sh
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##### Model Transformation Tools #####
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# Bourne shell script: ss_r2m
# Reduce steady-state values to Fortran
# P.J.Gawthrop 10 July 1990, Dec 1993, Jan 1994, May 1994.
# Copyright (c) P.J.Gawthrop, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994.
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## Version control history
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## $Id$
## $Log$
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#Inform user
echo Creating $1_ss.m
# Remove the old log file
rm -f ss_r2m.log
# Usv reduce to accomplish the transformation
reduce >ss_r2m.log << EOF
%Read the reduce definitions file
in "$1_def.r";
%Set up the number of argument variables to zero in case the user has forgotten
MTTNVar := 0;
%Read the reduce steady-state values file
in "$1_ss.r";
%Read in the parameter file
in "$1_sympar.r";
ON BigFloat, numval;
PRECISION 16; %Compatible with Matlab
OUT "$1_ss.m";
%Headings - Matlab style
%(Note. The ;; are deleted by for2mat)
IF MTTNvar>0 THEN
BEGIN
write "function [MTTX0,MTTY0,MTTU0] = $1_ss(...";
FOR i := 1:MTTNvar DO
BEGIN
IF i<MTTNvar THEN write MTTVar(i,1), ",..."
ELSE write MTTVar(i,1), ");;";
END;
END
ELSE write "function [MTTX0,MTTY0,MTTU0] = $1_ss;;";
IF MTTNvar>0 THEN
BEGIN
write "%function [MTTX0,MTTY0,MTTU0] = $1_ss(...";
FOR i := 1:MTTNvar DO
BEGIN
IF i<MTTNvar THEN write "%", MTTVar(i,1), ",..."
ELSE write "%", MTTVar(i,1), ");;";
END;
END
ELSE write "%function [MTTX0,MTTY0,MTTU0] = $1_ss;;";
write "%Steady-state values for system $1";
write "%File $1_ss.m";
write "%Generated by MTT";
ON NERO; % Suppress zero elements.
%Fortran switches - one line expressions
OFF echo;
ON fort$
cardno!* := 1$
fortwidth!* := 100$
OFF period$
write "MTTX0 = zeros(", MTTNx, ",1)";
write "MTTy0 = zeros(", MTTNy, ",1)";
write "MTTu0 = zeros(", MTTNu, ",1)";
MTTX0 := MTTX0;
MTTY0 := MTTY0;
MTTU0 := MTTU0;
SHUT "$1_ss.m";