Asked this question also on elixirforum.com (see below). Anyone with R
experience in this group that can help? As a first test I would like to
call this R program async from elixir, as a test:
divide <- function(x){
out <- as.integer(x/10)
Sys.sleep(10)
return(out)
}
How can I do this, do you have some code examples? Maybe RServe
(https://rforge.net/Rserve/) could be handy to use? I know nothing of R
yet, but would like to call R programs built by a collegue.
What would be the alternatives, could porcelain be a good choice?
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If there is a good TCP or Pipe implementation that you could use in R then
that would be a great way, or Porcelain if you want the Elixir system to
manage the R execution as well.
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