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The recent update (2002/04/16) of modpar_txt2r has broken the generation of <sys>_modpar.r.
It appears that modpar_txt2r now expects modulated parmameters to be prepended by the name of the system, which differs from previous behavior.
log session below illustrates problem:
$ mtt -q RC modpar txt Copying RC_modpar.txt $ $ cat RC_modpar.txt # Modpar file (RC_modpar.txt) # Generated by MTT at Fri May 17 12:11:51 BST 2002 variable # End of RC_modpar.txt $ $ mtt -q RC struc txt Copying RC_struc.txt $ $ cat RC_struc.txt input 1 control RC_control 1 input 2 variable RC_variable 1 output 1 control RC_control 1 state 1 c RC_c 1 $ $ modpar_txt2r RC Creating RC_modpar.r $ $ cat RC_modpar.r % Modpar file (RC_modpar.r) % Generated by MTT at Fri May 17 12:16:43 BST 2002 $ $ cat ../../previous/RC/MTT_work/RC_modpar.r % Modpar file (RC_modpar.r) % Generated by MTT at Mon May 13 18:45:54 BST 2002 variable := mttu(2,1); $
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The recent update (2002/04/16) of modpar_txt2r has broken the generation of <sys>_modpar.r.
It appears that modpar_txt2r now expects modulated parmameters to be prepended by the name of the system, which differs from previous behavior.
log session below illustrates problem:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: