Read or save ADMB paths (admbpath, gccpath, msysbin, editor) from
or to a simple, 2-column text file where the first column gives the R variable
name and the second column specifies the path (enclosed by double quotation marks “”).
readADpaths(pathfile)
saveADpaths(pathfile)
string name of 2-column text file that details the
relevant paths for the R variables admbpath, gccpath, msysbin, and editor.
Rowan Haigh, Program Head -- Offshore Rockfish
Pacific Biological Station (PBS), Fisheries & Oceans Canada (DFO), Nanaimo BC
locus opus: Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS), Sidney BC
Last modified Rd: 2018-09-28
The simplest way to pass valid paths to the options manager in PBSadmb is to supply a text file in the working directory. This file can be constructed easily using any text editor. An example might look like:
admbpath "C:/admb"
gccpath "C:/mingw"
msysbin "C:/mingw/msys/bin"
editor "C:/Windows/System32/notepad.exe"
readADopts,
convAD, compAD,
linkAD, makeAD