troubles with shared libraries under cygwin
by denis joubert
Hello,
I have problem compiling my own program under cygwin.
Building libgretl under cygwin seems to work like a charm. But it does
not create shared libraries (even with --enable-shared).
i use for example the quantreg function in my software and when runs
it crash and say :
...
No such file or directory
get_gretl_charset: using UTF-8
Couldn't load plugin function
model->errcode: 12
error message: Failed to load plugin: quantreg.so
...
(the model->errcode and message is printed with gretl functions handling errors)
I tried to force static linking in my software or with
--disable-shared and --enable-static...
but i found no way.
dear gretl-users, do i have any clue ?
thanks
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Re: [Gretl-users] Gretl-users Digest, Vol 41, Issue 6
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Thanks you so much guys!!
You're always helpful as usual!!
Have a great day!
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> Sorry for the last email, dont know what went wrong.
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> Here?s my quesitons:
>
> I?m running a panel regression, with 5 different units, 13 observations each for a total of nT=65.
>
> 1. When I test for fixed effects, the test results shows no fxed effects presents, thus common intercept. The thing is that with this regression everything is perfect: normally distributed errors, homescedastic erros, highly significant coefficiets, etc.
>
> With the above mentioned, according to theory I should be able to just run OLS ( pooled regrssion) because there are no fixed effects, But when I do that I get heterescedastic errors, i fix that but I have to modify my model afterwards.
>
>
> THe questions are:
> 1. Is panel regression using some kind of robust estimation technique? such as newey west cov matrix?
> 2. WHen I test for random effects i get the following message: "not enough degrees of freedom", are we using the standard hausman test for random effects?
>
> thanks for everyhtihng , salu2!!
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> Hi Allin,
> I tried to enable gui in order to build shared modules but it doesn't
> work with the present sources (checkout today).
> It failed on gui2/gtksourceview and no shared librairies can not be
> build into plugin (i tried launching make alone in this) and got this
> message again :
> "libtool: link: warning: undefined symbols not allowed in
> i686-pc-cygwin shared libraries"
> Are you on holiday yet ? hope it is/was good :-)
>
> best regards,
>
> Denis
>
> 2010/6/2 Allin Cottrell <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>:
> >
> > On Tue, 1 Jun 2010, denis joubert wrote:
> >
> >> the DLL are not compiled under the plugins directory, only .a
> >> and .la are created. It spoke about undefined references when
> >> attempting to create shared librairies in the build process. (i
> >> use --disable-gui )
> >
> > Sorry for the slow-motion responses, but I'm on holiday at
> > present. I suspect that --disable-gui is the problem here, since a
> > few of the plugins do in fact depend on GUI code. I'll have to do
> > some testing of the Windows build.
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> From: "Bruno Thiago Tomio" <bttomio(a)al.furb.br>
> Subject: [Gretl-users] RES: * * Urgent question regarding Panel
> Regressions- Fixed and Random Effect
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> Not a full answer, anyway:
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> To run Hausman's test you need to have a number of cross-units higher than a
> number of variables.
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> Good luck,
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> Bruno Thiago Tomio
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> [mailto:gretl-users-bounces@lists.wfu.edu] Em nome de Julio Acu?a
> Enviada em: segunda-feira, 7 de junho de 2010 14:12
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> Assunto: [Gretl-users] * * Urgent question regarding Panel Regressions-
> Fixed and Random Effect
>
>
> Sorry for the last email, dont know what went wrong.
>
> Here?s my quesitons:
>
> I?m running a panel regression, with 5 different units, 13 observations each
> for a total of nT=65.
>
> 1. When I test for fixed effects, the test results shows no fxed effects
> presents, thus common intercept. The thing is that with this regression
> everything is perfect: normally distributed errors, homescedastic erros,
> highly significant coefficiets, etc.
>
> With the above mentioned, according to theory I should be able to just run
> OLS ( pooled regrssion) because there are no fixed effects, But when I do
> that I get heterescedastic errors, i fix that but I have to modify my
> model afterwards.
>
>
> THe questions are:
> 1. Is panel regression using some kind of robust estimation technique? such
> as newey west cov matrix?
> 2. WHen I test for random effects i get the following message: "not enough
> degrees of freedom", are we using the standard hausman test for random
> effects?
>
> thanks for everyhtihng , salu2!!
>
>
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> Subject: Re: [Gretl-users] * * Urgent question regarding Panel
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> Am 07.06.2010 19:12, schrieb Julio Acu?a:
> > Sorry for the last email, dont know what went wrong.
> >
> > Here?s my quesitons:
> >
> > I?m running a panel regression, with 5 different units, 13 observations
> > each for a total of nT=65.
> >
>
> Standard panel methods are for "large N". This is not the case with your
> data. You still can put unit dummies in a standard regression equation,
> though, and continue from there.
>
> cheers,
> sven
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* * Urgent question regarding Panel Regressions- Fixed and Random Effect
by Julio Acuña
Sorry for the last email, dont know what went wrong.
Here´s my quesitons:
I´m running a panel regression, with 5 different units, 13 observations each for a total of nT=65.
1. When I test for fixed effects, the test results shows no fxed effects presents, thus common intercept. The thing is that with this regression everything is perfect: normally distributed errors, homescedastic erros, highly significant coefficiets, etc.
With the above mentioned, according to theory I should be able to just run OLS ( pooled regrssion) because there are no fixed effects, But when I do that I get heterescedastic errors, i fix that but I have to modify my model afterwards.
THe questions are:
1. Is panel regression using some kind of robust estimation technique? such as newey west cov matrix?
2. WHen I test for random effects i get the following message: "not enough degrees of freedom", are we using the standard hausman test for random effects?
thanks for everyhtihng , salu2!!
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When I execute the loop commands one by one in gretl's console, gretl
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artur
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Model 1:
ARMAX, using observations 1957:06-1979:08 (T = 267)
Estimated
using Kalman filter (exact ML)
Dependent
variable: Ratio
Standard
errors based on Hessian
coefficient std. error z p-value
---------------------------------------------------------
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Mean
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Mean of
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Real Imaginary Modulus Frequency
-----------------------------------------------------------
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-----------------------------------------------------------
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