On 07.05.2011, at 11:15, Romain Francois wrote:
Try having do_bar with this signature:
void do_bar(NumericVector data);
And my advice would probably also to have your C field either as a
NumericVector. NumericVector is just a thin wrapper around the internal R
data structure.
Having
Hello
Thanks again for help!
We have attached version info, code, and contents of 00install.out at the end
of the message. The package can be found here:
http://sovo.md-hh.com/files/Foo.tar.gz
We had followed Dirks explanation in the Rcpp modules vignette and the
presentation of Rcpp
Hello,
Try having do_bar with this signature:
void do_bar(NumericVector data);
And my advice would probably also to have your C field either as a
NumericVector. NumericVector is just a thin wrapper around the internal
R data structure.
Having data members as direct pointers is dangerous
Hello
We have a C++ class with several methods that manipulate an object. How is it
possible to create several instances of that class *from R* in the C++ realm,
which can then be accessed via a given name character? Symbolic example (we
hope this illustrates our problem):
// C++ side:
class
Sören and Carlo,
On 6 May 2011 at 19:24, soeren.vo...@uzh.ch wrote:
| Hello
|
| We have a C++ class with several methods that manipulate an object. How is
| it possible to create several instances of that class *from R* in the C++
| realm, which can then be accessed via a given name character?
