This works for me (after quite a while) using the pre-compiled binary from
CRAN on Windows XP.
It is random, so try a different seed.
If you consult the rw-FAQ you will see how to get a more usable error
message.
On Tue, 3 May 2005, Molins, Jordi wrote:
Hello,
I was just testing the MASS code examples for chapter 10 (Random and Mixed
Effects) and I have pasted the following code in an R session (2.1.0 in
windows 2000 professional; I have also Xemacs + ESS installed, but I was not
using them at that time; my machine has quite a lot of RAM):
library(MASS)
library(lattice)
library(nlme)
library(GLMMGibbs)
# declare a random intercept for each subject
epil$subject - Ra(data = factor(epil$subject))
glmm(y ~ lbase*trt + lage + V4 + subject, family = poisson,
data = epil, keep = 10, thin = 100)
and then an Application Error appears:
The instruction at 0x1001edc9 referenced memory at 0x0008. The
memory could not be written.
It does not take long for this message to appear (less than 1s after I type
Enter).
Any help is welcome
Jordi
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