This is the compilation workhorse creating the rxode2 model DLL files.
Usage
rxCompile(
model,
dir,
prefix,
force = FALSE,
modName = NULL,
package = NULL,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'rxModelVars'
rxCompile(
model,
dir = NULL,
prefix = NULL,
force = FALSE,
modName = NULL,
package = NULL,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'character'
rxCompile(
model,
dir = NULL,
prefix = NULL,
force = FALSE,
modName = NULL,
package = NULL,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'rxDll'
rxCompile(model, ...)
# S3 method for class 'rxode2'
rxCompile(model, ...)
Arguments
- model
This is the ODE model specification. It can be:
a string containing the set of ordinary differential equations (ODE) and other expressions defining the changes in the dynamic system.
a file name where the ODE system equation is contained
An ODE expression enclosed in
\{\}
(see also the
filename
argument). For details, see the sections “Details” andrxode2 Syntax
below.- dir
This is the model directory where the C file will be stored for compiling.
If unspecified, the C code is stored in a temporary directory, then the model is compiled and moved to the current directory. Afterwards the C code is removed. If specified, the C code is stored in the specified directory and then compiled in that directory. The C code is not removed after the DLL is created in the same directory. This can be useful to debug the c-code outputs.
- prefix
is a string indicating the prefix to use in the C based functions. If missing, it is calculated based on file name, or md5 of parsed model.
- force
is a boolean stating if the (re)compile should be forced if rxode2 detects that the models are the same as already generated.
- modName
a string to be used as the model name. This string is used for naming various aspects of the computations, including generating C symbol names, dynamic libraries, etc. Therefore, it is necessary that
modName
consists of simple ASCII alphanumeric characters starting with a letter.- package
Package name for pre-compiled binaries.
- ...
Other arguments sent to the
rxTrans()
function.