On 03/27/2010 07:53 AM, dkStevens wrote:
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> I'm searching for answers to four questions (I've been searching the net for
> hours...)
>
> In Windows XP, is it possible to call R functions from a c program? (I've
> found examples for Linux/Unix but not Windows)
>
> If so, is there a simple exampl
David,
On 27 March 2010 at 10:08, dkStevens wrote:
| Thanks for your prompt response. Apparently my problem is with my R or
| Windows setup. When I followed the advice in your return email, here's
| the result.
I will eat my hat. What you show I had too -- you need to define
the environment v
Thanks for your prompt response. Apparently my problem is with my R or
Windows setup. When I followed the advice in your return email, here's
the result. I've been an R user for a number of years and have
installed/uninstalled several versions, plus I've installed MinGW,
RTools, gcc/gfortran,
On 27 March 2010 at 09:02, dkStevens wrote:
| This may simply expose my ignorance in this type of coding, but,
| unfortunately it's not that simple because I did using the RInside.h and
| received several screens of error messages from gcc telling me that it
| couldn't find the include file and th
On 27 March 2010 at 11:50, Khanh Nguyen wrote:
| What examples are you talking about. You only need to include
| ... More information is here
| http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/code/rinside.html
Khanh is quite correct: RInside is self-contained. It also doesn't get much
simpler than the examples we s
This may simply expose my ignorance in this type of coding, but,
unfortunately it's not that simple because I did using the RInside.h and
received several screens of error messages from gcc telling me that it
couldn't find the include file and the scores of additional include files
that rinside.h
What examples are you talking about. You only need to include
... More information is here
http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/code/rinside.html
The other external thing you need is the Rcpp package, which you can
do with install.packages('Rcpp')
On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 11:40 AM, dkStevens wrote:
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I have - but when I tried their simple example no luck - too many missing
include files to chase down. I'm looking for something more direct, I guess,
that I have a little control over.
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I've looked at this a bit and it seems ok, if not a little convoluted. We're
trying to stay away from com objects, so I was hoping for something more
direct. I've seen some examples (e.g. RInside) but can't get them to work
-too many include files, etc. that I can't find.
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If you want to call R from within VB.NET you might want to look at
the statconnDCOM server (available at rcom.univie.ac.at)
It wraps R into a (D)COM server and therefore allows any (D)COM client
to access R on windows. VB.NET is a (D)COM client.
On 3/27/2010 3:53 PM, dkStevens wrote:
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> I'm se
Have you looked at RInside ?
-k
On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 10:53 AM, dkStevens wrote:
>
> I'm searching for answers to four questions (I've been searching the net for
> hours...)
>
> In Windows XP, is it possible to call R functions from a c program? (I've
> found examples for Linux/Unix but not Wi
I'm searching for answers to four questions (I've been searching the net for
hours...)
In Windows XP, is it possible to call R functions from a c program? (I've
found examples for Linux/Unix but not Windows)
If so, is there a simple example to get started using gcc with R-2.10.0?
If so, is it p
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