I did some progress on my problem:
Using LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS on the shell instead of in the config.site file
changes the directories and make can find all the libraries.
The next thing that came up, was the Mac-specific Cocoa issue. When I compile R
sources with OBJC=gcc -arch x86_64 I get
I compiled R and made a check-all without errors (only for the PDF manuals -
but this is ok). Then I used
sudo make install
to install it to the R.framework. Now, when I want to use R on the shell no
command can be found, as the installation has not installed the binaries in
/usr/bin. If I
On Sep 12, 2013, at 5:50 AM, Simon Zehnder wrote:
I compiled R and made a check-all without errors (only for the PDF manuals -
but this is ok). Then I used
sudo make install
to install it to the R.framework. Now, when I want to use R on the shell no
command can be found, as the
On Sep 12, 2013, at 9:20 AM, Rainer M Krug rai...@krugs.de wrote:
Hi
I am using R at the moment installed from the official installation as a
framework, buit I also installed it from homebrew. As I am not using the
Mac GUI (I am using mainly emacs, a little bit RStudio), so from there
Hi
I am using R at the moment installed from the official installation as a
framework, buit I also installed it from homebrew. As I am not using the
Mac GUI (I am using mainly emacs, a little bit RStudio), so from there
there was no difference.
So which approach has which advantages? I can think
Simon,
thanks for the help. This did make the work. I wonder why the --bindir and
--sbindir options during configure did not let that happen.
R runs on my system and here is what I precisely did:
1. Install XCode (newest version)
2. Install Command Line Tools (in XCode)
3. On the shell I
On 12/09/2013 17:15, MacQueen, Don wrote:
I've been using R on OS X probably ever since there was an R on OS X, and
like you I use it from the command line. In the early days I installed R
from sources, but quite a few years ago I switched to using the framework
version. I can't think of any
Simon,
I found the fix: I needed the configure option --with-included-gettext. This is
now the whole sequence of processes I did:
1. Install XCode (newest version)
2. Install Command Line Tools (in XCode)
3. On the shell I used sudo xcodebuild -license
4. I installed MacTex and MacPorts
5. In
