If all else fails, read the manual: it is explicitly documented that you
need a file src/Makefile.win .
And very likely you should rather study the manual to resolve what issue
you think 'requires' a Makefile: those who want to use R on other
platforms (e.g. Solaris and AIX) are unlikely to thank you for taking
that route.
On 19/12/2011 15:30, Jonathan Shore wrote:
I've written a rather complex package that requires overriding the default
compilation behavior for the C code component. In the src dir I have a
Makefile that is used correctly on OSX and Linux builds of the package, but
completely ignored on windows.
R CMD INSTALL<package>
on windows runs Makeconf instead of running make on my Makefile. If run make
in the src directory manually on windows, the shared library compiles.
How can I get the INSTALL command to look for the Makefile? I am building on
R 2.14.0 on a win 7 vm.
Thanks
Jonathan
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