Le 21/08/10 19:36, Johannes Egner a écrit :
Hi,
I am (slowly and carefully) learning about Rcpp
Great. Welcome here.
and thought that
compiling the code in the RcppExamples package could be a good start.
Perhaps. Also see Rcpp.package.skeleton to make a small package. The
Rcpp-package vignette will certainly help you (please tell us if it does
not).
MSVC seems to be out of the game (at least as far as the compiler is
concerned; using it as an editor may be another story), and it seems I
cannot avoid using MinGW and those mysterious makefiles anymore.
Although we have received a patch going in the MSVC direction, this is
not supported. You would have to first find how to build R with MSVC,
and it appears you cannot.
Would
anyone care to send me a makefile that was used to compile the mentioned
examples, please? (I know it needs modifying -- I'll use it as a
template to see what I need to learn about makefiles for now.)
Thanks, Jo
There is no need for a Makefile. Just start with :
> require( Rcpp )
> Rcpp.package.skeleton( "wonderland" )
and then :
$ R CMD INSTALL wonderland
This should all work fine if you have Rtools installed, which you can
get from : http://www.murdoch-sutherland.com/Rtools/
Romain
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