# Copyright (c) P.J.Gawthrop, 1990, 1994.

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## Version control history
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## $Id$
## $Log$
## Revision 1.1  1996/08/25 09:52:20  peter
## Initial revision
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#Inform user
echo Creating $1_ss.r

# Remove the old log file
rm -f sspar2ss_r.log

# Use reduce to accomplish the transformation
reduce >sspar2ss_r.log << EOF

%Read the definition file
in "$1_def.r";

%Read the constitutive relationships (May be used in rss file). 
in "$1_cr.r";
%in "$1_cr.r";

%Read the steady-state values 
in "$1_sspar.r";

%Read in the parameter file
in "$1_sympar.r";
%Read in the constrained-state equation
%in "$1_cse.r";

%Read in the ode
%in "$1_ode.r";

OFF Echo;
OFF Nat;
OUT "$1_ss.r";


%Write out the steady-state values (if any)

IF MTTNy>0 THEN
BEGIN
  write "matrix MTTY0(", MTTNy, ",1)";
END;
MTTY0 := MTTY;

IF MTTNx>0 THEN
  write "matrix MTTdX0(", MTTNx, ",1)";
%Write them out by component - but only if values have been set

MTTdX0 := MTTdX;


%Write them out by component - but only if values have been set
%(This assumes that if element 1 not set then the rest aren't either)
%ON Rounded; %Make numbers have dec. points-- nice for c
%
clear MTTx1;
IF MTTNx>0 THEN
IF MTTX0(1,1) NEQ MTTX1 THEN
FOR i := 1:MTTNx DO
BEGIN
  write "MTTX", i, " := ", MTTX0(i,1);
END;

clear MTTu1;
IF MTTNu>0 THEN
IF MTTu0(1,1) NEQ MTTu1 THEN
FOR i := 1:MTTNu DO
BEGIN
  write "MTTu", i, " := ", MTTu0(i,1);
END;

%Derivatives are zero in the steady-state
IF MTTNz>0 THEN
FOR i := 1:MTTNz DO
BEGIN
  write "MTTdz", i, " := 0";
END;
%clear MTTx1;
%IF MTTNx>0 THEN
%IF MTTX0(1,1) NEQ MTTX1 THEN
%FOR i := 1:MTTNx DO
%BEGIN
%  write "MTTx", i, " := ", MTTX0(i,1);
%END;
%
%clear MTTu1;
%IF MTTNu>0 THEN
%IF MTTu0(1,1) NEQ MTTu1 THEN
%FOR i := 1:MTTNu DO
%BEGIN
%  write "MTTu", i, " := ", MTTu0(i,1);
%END;
%
%%Derivatives are zero in the steady-state
%IF MTTNz>0 THEN
%FOR i := 1:MTTNz DO
%BEGIN
%  write "MTTdz", i, " := 0";
%END;

write "END;";

SHUT "$1_ss.r";
quit;
EOF

# Now invoke the standard error handling.
mtt_error_r sspar2ss_r.log