While installing from sources I used the configure options from /etc/R/makeconf and that solved my problem. I do think that the problem was due to the R installation because on both the setups I installed Rcpp and RInside from the sources and it works properly on the one where R is installed from repositories and crashes on the other. I'll definitely post this on Rcpp-devel.
Another thing, the issue is reproducible on multiple machines. I tried it on three different machines to make sure that its not my local setup. One was Ubuntu 14.04, and the other two were centOS 6.5. Pratibha On 09/18/2014 12:48 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote: > On 18 September 2014 at 15:50, Pratibha Rana wrote: > | On 09/18/2014 11:16 AM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote: > | > R records the arguments it receives from the 'configure' call. As a > | > convenience measure, you can access these via a softlinked file in > | > /etc/R/Makeconf which makes it easy to read and study. > | I see . I'll take a look at that and see if I can bring my source > | installation at parity. > > In all honesty, you may want to think a little about this and just consider > using R from the Ubuntu repo at CRAN. I put a fair amount of care into them, > release the day of R releases, and Michael and the mirroring typically catch > up in another day or two. > > These work. Reliably. I use them on a number of machines at work. > > [...] > > | > If you think it does, a reproducible example would help. > | I do have an example which goes into an infinite recursion while > | creating a NumericVector if I try to run it on an installation from > | sources but runs fine on an installation from the repository. But if you > | start looking at the code, most of it doesn't do anything useful since I > | trimmed down the original code as much as possible in my attempt to > | isolate the problem. But in the current code if I try to trim any piece > | of code the problem goes away. I understand that the reproducer is not > | as minimal as it should be, but in my defence the bug is wierd and > | commenting out even seemingly harmless code makes the code work. Try > | commenting out any of the functions in RInterface.cpp and the code works > | just fine. Also the same piece of code works in one function but not the > | other. > > That's an Rcpp issue, so I would have to send you back to the rcpp-devel list > :) > > But if I understand you correctly it works with the R binaries, which is what > I ran. So nothing to replicate at my end. You may need to work this out at > your end. [ But sending code to rcpp-devel may engage someone else into > trying this for you. ] > > Dirk > _______________________________________________ R-SIG-Debian mailing list [email protected] https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-sig-debian
