On 15.09.2018 00:05, Simon Woodward wrote:
> My simulation model will be 1000+ lines of C++, this is a prototype, I
> embedded the code inline to make it easier to post as a reprex to this forum.
A C++ file with a special /*** R ... */ comment would still be a minimal
example. Just look at the co
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Subject: Re: [Rcpp-devel] Expose cpp class with built-in boost odeint to R
On 14.09.2018 05:17, Simon Woodward wrote:
> I am developing a simulation model in C++ and I want to expose it to R for
> testing. The
Simon,
"What Ralf said" -- it's all spot on. Get to something smaller, shorter,
simpler and it should sort itself out in due course.
Dirk
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On 14.09.2018 05:17, Simon Woodward wrote:
> I am developing a simulation model in C++ and I want to expose it to R for
> testing. The model is in a C++ class and uses the boost::odeint library for
> numerical integration. I am also using an unordered_map to expose the model
> variables to the u
