At Sun, 15 Apr 2012 19:01:30 +0100, Marie Auger-Methe wrote:
> I want to use a random generator that is not available in the Rcpp:
> rvm from R's CircStats package and I want the number generated to be
> the same as the equivalent function in R. Importing the function
> within a Rcpp inline functio
Hi Marie,
On 15 April 2012 at 19:01, Marie Auger-Methe wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I want to use a random generator that is not available in the Rcpp: rvm
| from R's CircStats package and I want the number generated to be the
| same as the equivalent function in R. Importing the function within a
| Rcpp
Hi David,
On 15 April 2012 at 11:20, Silkworth,David J. wrote:
| While I really appreciated this exchange as informative in tutorial
| sense,
| I am still trying to figure out the cause of Marie's seg-fault.
|
| Holding Dirk's first fix up to the light with Marie's code all I really
| see is rem
Hi,
I want to use a random generator that is not available in the Rcpp: rvm
from R's CircStats package and I want the number generated to be the
same as the equivalent function in R. Importing the function within a
Rcpp inline function works fine except if you have an if-else statement.
The s
While I really appreciated this exchange as informative in tutorial
sense,
I am still trying to figure out the cause of Marie's seg-fault.
Holding Dirk's first fix up to the light with Marie's code all I really
see is removal of the
#include
directive (which I assume, without looking, i
