On 2/01/20 9:51 pm, Pietro Coretto wrote:
<SNIP>
No problem Rolf. Thanks for you interest. But the problem is still
unsolved!
I experimented and found that I too could not install rmgarch. However
the string of error messages that I got was quite different from yours.
I did some scrounging around and after a bit of trial and error found
that I needed to do:
sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev
sudo apt-get install libmpfr-dev
Then the R command
install.packages("rmgarch",lib="~/Rlib")
worked. (Note that "~/Rlib" is where I keep my "contributed" packages.)
This is under Ubuntu 18.04. I don't know if this will work for you
since, as I said, the error messages that I initially got were different
from those that you got.
*Don't* ask me about what to do under Mac OSX or (God save us!) under
Windoze!!! :-)
cheers,
Rolf
P.S. I have taken the liberty of CC-ing this to the r-help list in case
it is of interest to others or in case others may have useful
contributions to add.
R.
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