Yep:
- usage with inline (the package) != usage with Rcpp Attributes.
- usage with cppFunction != usage with sourceCpp
- usage with sourceCpp != usage with packages
I wish this was simpler, but this simply is the cognitive cost of having
developed this over multiple years. Sometimes thing
Sorry, I, in fact, wasn't clear about my problem. Essentially I'm going to
benchmark some matrix operations using R, RcppEigen, and RcppArmadillo so
when I do my real problem I'm using fast code. Part of this involves seeing
the effect of multithreading (with either openmp or through a multithreade
Mark,
You still haven't explained what your actual problem is. Or maybe I missed it.
James,
On 1 December 2018 at 17:59, Balamuta, James Joseph wrote:
| Armadillo is not a plugin but a library. Plugins are for changing the C++
compilation standard, enabling OpenMP, or changing the long jump
ate: Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 11:31 AM
To: "e...@debian.org"
Cc: "rcpp-devel@lists.r-forge.r-project.org"
Subject: Re: [Rcpp-devel] finding plugins
Yes, thanks, I did at least manage to read through the FAQ, but, unfortunately,
none of the mentions of 'plugins' was hel
Yes, thanks, I did at least manage to read through the FAQ, but,
unfortunately, none of the mentions of 'plugins' was helpful for my
questions. I can search through the source to find the plugins that come
with Rcpp, but I'm not familiar enough with the necessary mechanisms to
know what hooks to lo
On 30 November 2018 at 21:49, M A wrote:
| Is there a standard way to list what plugins are available in Rcpp? And,
| given a plugin, how do I find out what exactly is in that plugin? I did
| find in the inline package inline::getPlugin() for the second of these
| questions, but it does not work
Is there a standard way to list what plugins are available in Rcpp? And,
given a plugin, how do I find out what exactly is in that plugin? I did
find in the inline package inline::getPlugin() for the second of these
questions, but it does not work on Rcpp plugins (e.g. the openmp plugin)
and I can'