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# WORK IN PROGRESS

## Requirements
Julia 64bit >= v1.6
- Julia 64bit >= v1.6
- Recommended version: Julia 64 bit v1.10

## Documentation
- https://DynareJulia.github.io/Dynare.jl
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- You need to load PATHSolver before running Dynare (once per Julia
session)
```
using PATHSolver
using PATHSolver
context = @dynare ...
```
1. PARDISO is high-performance solver for very large sparse linear
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1. In the dropdown ``Save as type`` option at the bottom of the pop-up window select ``All files``
1. In the field ``File name`` write ``startup.jl``.
1. Press ``Save``

## Bugs, limitations, and other issues
1. With older Julia versions, in some circumstances, it is necessary to install first `Pardiso`, then build it, and finally install `Dynare.jl`
2. Purely backward models (without any forward looking variable) aren't supported yet
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