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st: How does STATA compute e(ll) ??

From	Hsien-Yuan Hsu <hsuhy0914@gmail.com>
To	statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu
Subject	st: How does STATA compute e(ll) ??
Date	Thu, 21 Feb 2013 16:47:27 +0800

Dear members,

I apply commend "regress Y X" to analyze my data set.
I notice that STATA provide  "e(ll) log likelihood under additional
assumption of i.i.d.  normal errors."

Does anyone know how STATA compute e(ll)? What does it mean? Any
information is appreciated.

Best,
Mark
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