GitHub user jeroen added a comment to the discussion: Building arrow for webR
You can demangle the symbol using `c++ filt` (prefix with another `_`): ``` c++filt __ZNSt3__26__treeIyNS_4lessIyEENS_9allocatorIyEEE14__assign_multiINS_21__tree_const_iteratorIyPNS_11__tree_nodeIyPvEElEEEEvT_SD_ # void std::__2::__tree<unsigned long long, std::__2::less<unsigned long long>, std::__2::allocator<unsigned long long>>::__assign_multi<std::__2::__tree_const_iterator<unsigned long long, std::__2::__tree_node<unsigned long long, void*>*, long>>(std::__2::__tree_const_iterator<unsigned long long, std::__2::__tree_node<unsigned long long, void*>*, long>, std::__2::__tree_const_iterator<unsigned long long, std::__2::__tree_node<unsigned long long, void*>*, long>) ``` That looks like some libcxx symbol. I suspect some mismatch between c++ versions used in libarrow and the R bindings. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/arrow/discussions/49121#discussioncomment-15686455 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
