TIP: NLME PML - Functions are case sensitive

PML is case sensitive. Function names are typically written in lower case. For example, functions like exp, sqrt, log, are lower case, because PML uses the standard C library, in which lower case is the norm. This differs from other programs like NONMEM which are not case sensitive. Spelling a function name incorrectly will result in a linker error message saying the function is undefined. Also, please note that the absolute-value function in C and PML is “fabs”, not “abs”, because it applies to floating-point values.