Hi,
I am developing a package with a lot of C++ code, and I have a question
about R CMD COMPILE. As I can see, when the package's Makefile calls
R CMD COMPILE foo.cpp
R verifies if foo.o exists, and if it is up to date (last modified after
foo.cpp's last), trying to avoid recompile foo.cpp. But __all__ my files
have other dependencies (at least a .h). The Makefile verifies it, and
calls COMPILE only when it is sure that foo.o is not up to dated. The
problem occours, for example, if I modify only foo.h, and then compile
again. R will say that foo.o is up to date, but it is not true.
Is there any way to force R CMD COMPILE?? Well, I can remove the .o file
before COMPILE, but I think R could do something about it...
Thanks,
Pedro Andrade
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LEG - Laborat�rio de Estat�stica e Geoinforma��o
http://www.est.ufpr.br/leg/
Departamento de Estat�stica
Universidade Federal do Paran�
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