optlib | A library for financial options pricing written in Python | Business library
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A library to fetch financial option chains and price options using closed-form solutions written in Python. Original code written by Davis Edwards, packaged by Daniel Rojas. MIT License.
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- Calculate an american option
- Calculate bjerksund_stensland
- Calculate the BBS function
- Test if inputs are valid
- Calculate PSI
- Calculate the regional option
- Compute the probability density function for a given time range
- Variance normal distribution
- Calculate country of Anglo American 96
- Calculate the implied volume for the given option
- Calculate BBS Implied volatility
- Wrapper around Newton s method
- Calculate the implied volume of an option
- Calculate the area implied by amerged option
- GBS implied volume
- Return the eagle implied volume
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QUESTION
I make a toy makefile example to test mysql, but the makefile does not recognize mysql_config. this is the makefile script:
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Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 13:48The content $(mysql_config --libs_r) is intended to ask the shell to invoke that command and replace the string with its output.
But, make uses the $(...) syntax to expand variables. So, your attempt at running a shell command mysql_config --libs_r is actually being interpreted as expanding a make variable named mysql_config --libs_r, of which there is not one, and so you get an empty string here.
You need to escape the $(...) syntax from make so that it's passed to the shell.
Also, your indentation seems to imply you want both LDLIBS and CFLAGS to be target-specific variables on the all target, however if that's really what you want you have to use a backslash at the end of the first line. Simply indenting the line doesn't make it a continuation of the previous line.
You want this:
QUESTION
I have trouble trying to compile a double linked list project from a certain programming book. The project is accompanied by some libraries that help with testing.
Here are the tests
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-10 at 02:22You have:
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I don't know if there is any way that compiles object file implicitly. This is the Makefile in "Learn C the Hard Way" book.
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Answered 2017-Jun-21 at 06:45Make knows how to compile a .c file into the corresponding .o file — it's a built-in rule. Similarly with languages. It also knows how to build a program from a single source file. Etc.
You can use make -p -f /dev/null to see all the built-in rules and default macros that make defines. Part of the output I got from GNU Make 3.81 was:
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I am working with the following Makefile:
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Answered 2017-Jun-04 at 09:10You need to specify the full paths in this line:
SOURCES=$(wildcard src/lcthw/.c src/.c)
OTW this becomes a constraint on where you can run the make command from. Possibly what's happening is that the wildcards are not being expanded since the directory you are sitting in, $(CURDIR) , makes it hard for it to see these paths.
You should try printing these variables from inside your makefile, by doing:
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