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"function" should be in the form of a C-type function, with the letters a-q used as free parameters which you name, ^ is a free free parameter (named automatically using r1,r2,r3 etc), s-z are dependent variables (you can use x0,x1,x2,y1,s1 etc. as well). cos,sin,exp,tan,pow are treated explicitly and not turned into free parameters. ax is turned into (a*x), but don't try to rely on this too much - a properly formatted function is best!
"function" should be in the form of a C-type function, with the letters a-q used as free parameters which you name, ^ is a free parameter (named automatically using r1,r2,r3 etc), s-z are dependent variables (you can use x0,x1,x2,... etc. as well). cos,sin,exp,tan,pow are treated explicitly and not turned into free parameters. ax is turned into (a*x), but don't try to rely on this too much - a properly formatted function is best! Remember this is C, so use pow(x,y) rather than x**y.
The <filename> is the name of the file that contains the data (s t u v w x y z)
The filename is the name of the file that contains the data. This should be in space-separated columns.
Before running, export the environment variable FITND_SRC to point to the directory where you have the fitnd script.
Before running, export the environment variable FITND_SRC to point to the directory where you have the fitnd script. This is required so the compilation step finds the various source files.
