Hi,
I am seeking existing code/documentation for such a situation. General advice
very welcome.
Technically a few precisions:
- the Fortran library is(will be) substantial in size, and compiled with
gfortran or Intel fortran (i.e. not when building the R package)
- I intend to write an interop
Hi,
This has to be a basic question, but I cannot figure out what I am missing nor
see quite similar pre-existing posts.
I am trying to create an Rcpp module around a class (generated C++ proxy
class). The environment is Rcpp 0.10.5 on Windows, R 3.0.2 x64 and RTools 3.0.
R CMD INSTALL spits t
Hi Dirk,
Thank you for the sound advice to simplify and test with cppInline. That indeed
helps check what works or not for as<> and wrap<>.
Re-reading with a clearer head your book section on what can be wrapped by a
call to _class.method(...), I figured out that I could use something like
follo
In the course of building an R package that would depend on Rcpp, I
investigated whether compiling these two packages with MS VC++ is feasible,
having users (me included) that work principally from Visual Studio as an IDE.
With a couple of adjustments, but not much, it appears possible at least
Hi,
I noticed that the output of Rcpp.package.skeleton fails with Rcpp 0.12.0 on
CRAN if using module=TRUE, at least on a debian box. Installing Rcpp from the
source on github, using devtools::install_github, solves the issue.
Repro info:
> library(Rcpp) # 0.12.0
> Rcpp.package.skeleton(nam
