> Dear Hadley, Dirk removed 3/4 of my original message :) I just added it now
> after your email so that our discussion inherit from the past.
That was me - I don't think it's relevant to your problem.
> - When I run make from MinGW terminal in the src folder of the git web site
> this fails (the most important part of my log is reproduced in my initial
> message, I admit my error might come from my use of MinGW). Also I add to
> change the relative path in the makefile to reach this point (see my initial
> email)
>
> - When I run the knit function of Dirk (that of the knit.sh script) in R this
> produces a md file correctly.
>
> This is the reason why I said this has to do with my Path ...
> PS: I'm using RStudio, I hardly can use anything else now that I'm used to
> it, except for cpp code completion/syntax correction where StatET-Ecplise
> still is quite good héhé. But with StatET-Eclipse I manage to do code
> correction/completion but not to compile my Rcpp package might it be the same
> problem ? that RStudio has some extra power it does not share :) ?
Yes - the fact that you're on windows and using Rstudio is critical
because it does a lot of work to find out where rtools was installed
and set your path correctly. Rcpp does a little bit of work to try and
figure it out, but not as exhaustively as Rstudio.
The easiest way to resolve the difference would to be run make from
inside of Rstudio: system("make")
Hadley
--
Chief Scientist, RStudio
http://had.co.nz/
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