On 18 June 2013 at 11:08, David Silkworth wrote:
> In reply to initial issue by Umesh Chitre regarding roll of RCOM.
>
> I use RCOM to connect my R gui to Excel on Windows for development
> purposes (I know this makes Dirk laugh). Trying to compile C++ using
> other than gcc would not work, so
Another possibility, if you must use a Windows client program built with
their toolchain [ which has the well-known issues of one not being able to
link to C++ code built with the gcc/g++ toolchain as you cannot mix C++
object code from two different compilers] is to _not link_ --- but go over
the
In reply to initial issue by Umesh Chitre regarding roll of RCOM.
I use RCOM to connect my R gui to Excel on Windows for development purposes (I
know this makes Dirk laugh). Trying to compile C++ using other than gcc would
not work, so there would be no point in attempting to code in MSVC++ for
