events. They will work if you
run R from a shell instead of the GUI.
Packages built as b. can be run from inside the R GUI. So this is
the standard for the CRAN binary distributions.
The current R binary (2.3.1) includes an X11 Tcl/Tk. Make sure that
it is installed.
Bill Northcott
with g77 on Tiger is use the command
sudo gcc_select 3.3
which will make gcc-3.3 the default compiler and it will all work.
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the Apple gcc-3.3 compilers don't
do x86 code. In a perfect future Apple will include Fortran in their
Developer tools distribution, but for now they want gcc-4 and
gfortran is not quite ready for the big time.
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libraries are used.
FWIW I had no problem building it, but I was using an R package which
I built from source. So I know the same compiler was used throughout.
If you are using the R binary distribution, make sure you have run
'sudo gcc_select 3.3' to get the right default compiler.
Bill
. If you try the 1.12 GUI with a version of the
framework other than 2.1.1 it is very likely to crash. If you
install the complete package from CRAN it will install both the GUI
application and the framework.
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versions of
MacOS X, around the time they stopped shipping gcc 2.95.
You can put in the symlink yourself if its not there, and add the ld
flag to the R configuration.
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some one could update the documentation.
Bill Northcott
PS The immediate cause of the header file problems was src/gnuwin32/
fixed/h/config.h. This needs to be regenerated for every build
configuration. This is not documented except obliquely in src/
gnuwin32/Maintainer.notes
2003 Server and installed, MinGW, Msys and the Rtools, nothing else.
I do now have everything built except the CHM documentation.
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are the sources trying to access headers which are
not included?
Examples would be:
argz.h included from l10nflist.c
alloca.h from errors.c
langinfo.h from main.c
Any clues about what I am doing wrong?
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gfortran compiler which supports F90 and F95. gfortran is not as
mature a product as g77 and may give you problems. Current cvs code
seems to usable for many purposes, and by the time gcc-4.1 is
released later this year, gfortran should be quite usable.
Bill Northcott
this on MacOS X and the isnan(x) will be unchanged which is
wrong as isnan(x) is a macro in math.h. Remove the iostream include
and it will work properly.
In short there is a problem with the IEEE macros and C++ on MacOS X.
Bill Northcott
On 04/01/2005, at 7:09 PM, Prof Brian Ripley wrote
This sort of confirms that it is a bug.
From: Andrew Pinski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 4 January 2005 7:39:38 PM
To: Bill Northcott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: gcc@gcc.gnu.org
Subject: Re: C++ header file problem - is this a bug?
On Jan 4, 2005, at 2:13 AM, Bill Northcott wrote:
Is this a bug
because substitution is not recursive. So
the build breaks with 'error: `isnan' undeclared'.
How can I fix this?
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) == sizeof(double) ) ? __isnand ( x ) :
( sizeof ( x ) == sizeof( float) ) ? __isnanf ( x ) : __isnan ( x )
)!=0)
which is correct.
This behaviour is the same with both gcc 3.3 and pre-release gcc 4.0 on
MacOS X 10.3.7.
Is this a bug we should report to someone such the gcc maintainers?
Bill
built on a an almost completely GPL'ed operating system.
There are loads of shareware GUIs which drive GPL utilities. Most
obviously there are plenty of commercial apps which run on GNU Linux.
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