BACC 2003 Documentation

Documentation

Last documentation update: June 3, 2003

Each BACC user manual contains, among other things, the following information:

Installation instructions
Description of available models
Detailed command descriptions with syntax
Brief tutorial on how to use BACC commands

BACC Users: Select the document that corresponds to the application you are using (i.e., Matlab, Splus, R, Console).

BACC Developers: There is a manual introducing model developers to the structure of the BACC software and how to develop models for BACC using the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. We encourage model developers to contact us before trying to develop new models.

Documents are available in both postscript and PDF form. To view PDF files you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Worked examples demonstrating BACC are available in the Related Resources section.

User Manuals	Description	PDF	Postscript
Windows Matlab	Manual for Windows Matlab version of BACC
Linux/Unix Matlab	Manual for Linux/Unix Matlab version of BACC
Windows S-PLUS	Manual for Windows S-PLUS version of BACC
Linux/Unix S-PLUS	Manual for Linux/Unix S-PLUS version of BACC
Windows R	Manual for Windows R version of BACC
Linux/Unix R	Manual for Linux/Unix R version of BACC
Windows Console	Manual for Windows console version of BACC
Linux/Unix Console	Manual for Linux/Unix console version of BACC
Windows Gauss	Manual for Windows Gauss version of BACC
Linux/Unix Gauss	Manual for Linux/Unix Gauss version of BACC
ULLM Model Details	This document contains details on the ULLM model. It is referred to by the user manuals.		N/A
Developer Manual
BACC Developer's Manual for Windows	Detailed instructions on developing with BACC using the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler