Can anyone else confirm a problem or lack of problem building math/R with the build option for math/atlas using the new gcc42 ?

Last night, I rebuilt math/blas and math/atlas successfully using their default settings. I have had no problem with them.

Then, I built math/R selecting all the options in the options window (letterpaper, dvi manuals, atlas). I know from previous attempts that math/R builds successfully on this machine using the latest gcc42 with all options except when I select math/atlas. When I delete /var/db/ports/R/options (to reset the options), math/atlas is not automatically selected.

math/R built up to the point of starting lapack stuff (right after graphics devices), and then stops building, but R continues to use 100% CPU cycles. I allowed it go for two hours with no more progress. R (without atlas) would complete in maybe 20 minutes. The computer remained responsive, but I had to kill R.

math/R built successfully with math/atlas on this computer before the change to gcc42. In my make.conf, I identify the CPU as Pentium-M, but I have no optimization settings in make.conf.

Thanks,

Rick Voland
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vittorio wrote:
I helped the mantainer to update R to both 2.4.0 and to 2.4.1 (ports/107638, still waiting to be committed, long overdue).

I can't understand the point! On a pentium 4 notebook I hadn't the slightest problem in compiling the latest R, atlas, blas and lapack. As a matter of fact R requires 'blas' as a dependency as well as 'atlas'. So if you compile/update atlas (i did it yesterday!) by default blas should be compiled and installed.

I suggest to install the following packages with the default configuration in this order: 1) blas
2) atlas
3) R

Let me know....

Ciao
Vittorio

Alle 01:30, mercoledì 24 gennaio 2007, NAKATA Maho ha scritto:
Hi,

I recieved some message that we cannot build math/R.

If one use ATLAS instead of BLAS/LAPACK, build of math/R stops at:
mkdir ../../../../library/grDevices/libs
and then hangs with 100% CPU usage.

I don't know how I fix it sorry.
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