Add #define corresponding to auxiliary variables to the generated auto module source code #5
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Add #define corresponding to auxiliary variables to the generated auto module source code
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This code just add the missing #define at the beginning of the generated autolib source code.
This fixes the compile error when the system contains aux variables and enables the continuation to work properly in this case.
However, the Auxiliary variables value along the continuation curves are still not saved.