By default, g++.exe is installed into /gcc-/bin; and
you want to make sure that folder is in your path (not just
C:\R\Rtools\bin, so I guess in your case, assuming an up-to-date version of
R/Rtools, you want to make sure C:\R\tools\gcc-4.6.3\bin is also in your
path). Note that this is done by defa
Dirk,
thanks for the reply. i'll think about Nice Additions as i become more
familiar with the magic of Rcpp. i would guess, since reference classes
can make it, so can pass-by-value S4 objects.
> In general, though, it helps to remember that we have to play the hand
> we've been dealt. This i
hi. the Rcpp-modules document, section 2.2.2, mentions that one can
write a routine to disambiguate between different constructors taking
the same number of arguments.
i wonder, in the case one has *not* provided such a disambiguator, would
it be possible to offer up an error message, maybe at co
On 7 March 2013 at 21:16, Greg Minshall wrote:
| hi. i'm having a grand time with Rcpp. (though it's amazing how
Really glad to hear that.
| annoying procedural+non-REPL languages have become in the last decade
| that i've ignored them! ;-)
|
| in my application, some of my classes are a go
hi. i'm having a grand time with Rcpp. (though it's amazing how
annoying procedural+non-REPL languages have become in the last decade
that i've ignored them! ;-)
in my application, some of my classes are a good fit for reference
classes (large arrays). however, some of my classes are better as
