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# Dynare Reporting

Originally designed to provide reporting functionality for
[Dynare](https://www.dynare.org), it has been moved to its own repository in the
hopes that it can be used without obliging the user to download Dynare in its
entirety.

# License

Dynare Reporting is covered by the GNU General Public Licence version 3 or
later (see [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) in the Dynare Reporting distribution for
specifics).

# Obtain the code that Dynare Reporting depends on

Dynare ```reporting``` depends on the Dynare
[```dseries```](https://git.dynare.org/Dynare/dseries) repository and on
utility functions from the [```dynare```](https://git.dynare.org/Dynare/dynare)
repository, located in ```dynare/matlab/utilities/general```

# Use the Dynare Reporting code

- Open MATLAB/Octave
- Change into the ```reporting``` directory
- Ensure that the [```dseries```](https://git.dynare.org/Dynare/dseries)
  directory is in your path and initialized correctly (follow the directions on
  the repository site)
- Add ```<<dynare>>/matlab/utilities/general``` to your path where
  ```<<dynare>>``` refers to the base of your Dynare installation
- Run ```initialize_reporting_toolbox```
- Use the reporting code as outlined in the Dynare documentation

# Run the example code

- Follow the steps above
- Change into the ```reporting/test``` directory
- Modify the paths in ```reporting/test/runtest.m``` appropriately
- Run the ```runtest``` matlab script