Thank you, this answer has been helpful, now it works.
I have also deleted the corresponding post in stackoverflow, to avoid
duplications.
Jordi Molins i Coronado
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On Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 12:44 PM Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
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> On 24 October 2018 at 10:37, Jordi Molins wrote:
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On 23 October 2018 at 16:19, Jordi Molins wrote:
| So, I would like to kindly ask if BH could be updated to boost 1.68. I
This is open source. We do not hide anything from you.
There is even some documentation in the README.md of the repo about how to
update to at least create a local repo:
On 24 October 2018 at 10:37, Jordi Molins wrote:
| So, it seems that in RcppExports, the compiler does not "understand" that
| boost exists. Since I have not used BH, since BH uses boost 1.66, and only
| boost 1.68 has the include that combines eigen and boost, I assume that the
| problem is that
An update on this thread:
I successfully compiled a function with the line " #include
". I have also been able to compile a
(non-exported) function that gives as an output a
"Eigen::Matrix".
However, when I try to export an auxiliary function that casts the float128
into a double, I get an err
An update: it really seems the problem was in updating gcc to 8.1. I have
installed Rtools again, and now, following the steps in the link above, I
have been able to successfully compile code with the line " #include
". I will check now if I can use code
(there is nothing of boost in the code, so
Hello,
I am trying to use eigen and boost at the same time, in R (Windows). The
reason is that eigen allows now data types such as float128.
What happens is that this link between eigen and boost is new (boost 1.68).
I believe BH uses boost 1.66.
I received an answer in stackoverflow:
https://s
