Hello,
You are crossing the boundary when it really starts to make sense to
make a package.
If you only have one R facing C++ function calling other C++ functions,
then you can abuse the includes argument of cxxfunction to embed as many
C++ functions as you like. Having multiple R facing functions is a
little more gymnastic, and rather than explain that, I would prefer you
to go down the package route.
HTH,
Romain
Le 20/10/11 08:50, Noah Silverman a écrit :
Hi,
I've started using Rcpp + inline for some of my code. It is amazingly
fast.
However, I have need for a few c++ functions. (One main needs to call
a few other functions.) At this point, I don't need separate classes,
just the ability to have multiple functions. (Coding up several
separate R functions using Inline would be ineffecient as the data
would need to pass between R and C++ several times on each iteration
of a rather large loop.
While this is trivial in C++, is it possible in R using the the
Rcpp+Inline?
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