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Var2Par¶
View page sourceConvert an AD Variable or Dynamic Parameter to a Constant¶
Syntax¶
y = Var2Par ( x )
See Also¶
Purpose¶
Returns a constant parameter y with the same value as x .
x¶
The argument x has prototype
const AD< Base > &x
The argument x may be a variable, dynamic parameter, or constant parameter.
y¶
The result y has prototype
AD< Base > &y
and is a constant parameter.
Example¶
The file var2par.cpp contains an example and test of this operation.