Dirk,
Thank you for prompt reply. I did try the -std=c++11 flag but it was
not valid for my g++ version. Of course I never bothered with
-std=c++0x which built the SVN version just fine!
With that said, I will follow your advice and stick with the CRAN
version for now; it built for me without any
Dino,
Also, if you want another example of 'long long int': RcppCNPy needs to
enable -std=c++11 to the 'long long int' beheaviour to support int64 as
needed in the NumPy headers for ints.
If -std=c++11 is not enable, RcppCNPy does not support integers, otherwise it
does. You could building tha
Hi Dino,
On 2 December 2013 at 12:13, Dino Veritas wrote:
| Hello Rcpp-devel community,
|
| I am trying to build the RcppBDT package on Windows 7 64-bit using the
>From SVN, or from CRAN? I left SVN in a less-than-ideal state which a set of
not-really-finished changes at HEAD. If you use the
Hello Rcpp-devel community,
I am trying to build the RcppBDT package on Windows 7 64-bit using the
latest version of Rtools. This version of Rtools comes with gcc-4.6.3.
The process fails when building the 64-bit library for RcppBDT,
complaining about an invalid conversion from 'SEXP' to 'long lon
