On 14 October 2015 at 15:12, Allison Irvine wrote:
| I am trying to figure out how to avoid creating a copy of an array in
| c++ to a Rcpp::NumericVector or std::vector in order to use the data in
| an embedded R instance (RInside object). It is clear that one can copy
| an array in C++ to a Rc
I am trying to figure out how to avoid creating a copy of an array in
c++ to a Rcpp::NumericVector or std::vector in order to use the data in
an embedded R instance (RInside object). It is clear that one can copy
an array in C++ to a Rcpp::NumericVector, then assign a variable in the
embedded R
On 14 October 2015 at 15:41, binbi...@whu.edu.cn wrote:
| Hi Dirk,
|
| Many thanks. It's working now.
|
| It could not find the two libraries because they were not exactly under the
| folder "../lib" but in the next level "../lib/x64" or "../lib/i386", which are
| the original structure from "l
How are you installing Rcpp? You sometimes see problems like that on
Windows if you try and install a package that is currently loaded.
Hadley
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 11:41 AM, David Gerbing wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Have a Mac and Windows 7 and all has been fine. I have learned, however,
> that on W
Hi All
Have a Mac and Windows 7 and all has been fine. I have learned, however, that
on Windows 10 there has been a difficulty installing my package (lessR), which
depends on Hadley Wickham's readxl, which depends on Rccp. When installing my
package, after downloading the dependent packages and
Hi Dirk,
Many thanks. It's working now.
It could not find the two libraries because they were not exactly under the
folder "../lib" but in the next level "../lib/x64" or "../lib/i386", which are
the original structure from "local320.zip". I moved all the files from
"../lib/x64" to "../lib", a
There is a chance you may be confused.
On 14 October 2015 at 14:18, binbi...@whu.edu.cn wrote:
| Hi,
|
| Recently I am trying to use GSL for improving my code and I found RcppGSL is
| really great. BUT I am stuck by configuring it for a few days. What I've done
| is as:
|
| 1. Install Rcpp and
