Ok, it is there (a pain that I can search it using the stupid finder).
I tried setting CFLAGS -L/usr/include and LDFLAGS -L/usr/lib , but I
get the same error.
The compiling system can't seem to find the util.h header file. The
only thinking that I can think is that it is a local R file that is
Oh my, my English was atrocious in this post. I just wanted to add that
I am using the fink stable distribution,
so the source code should all compile on the PPC.
On Tuesday, Oct 21, 2003, at 10:14 Europe/Madrid, JP Glutting wrote:
Ok, now I am getting somewhere (although without making any prog
Ok, now I am getting somewhere (although without making any progress ;-)
I have fink installed to get the source code from the cvs, and I have
installer R from source. It builds and works correctly.
Now, the python modules that I want (either RSPython or Rpy) need R to
be installed with a share
On Monday, Oct 20, 2003, at 19:03 Europe/Brussels, Alexander K. Hansen
wrote:
-lutil means to use libutil.dylib, then?
Or possibly libutil.a _ but a "-lxyz" flag always stands for
linking with "libxyz"
Happy if this clarifies some things.
JF Mertens
I must have missed something in this thread.
Why did the discussion switch from libutil (which doesn't exist on my
system either)
to util.h (in /usr/include) ??
JF Mertens
On Friday, Oct 17, 2003, at 23:18 Europe/Brussels, Alexander K. Hansen
wrote:
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 04:40 PM, JP
Because of ignorance on my part: -lutil means to use libutil.dylib,
then? That would clarify most everything then.
On Monday, October 20, 2003, at 12:43 PM, jfm wrote:
I must have missed something in this thread.
Why did the discussion switch from libutil (which doesn't exist on my
system eit
Try "dpkg -S util.h". This will check everything that Fink has
installed for util.h, and you'll be able to see if R installed it
somewhere.
Now that I think about it, I believe there's an application that comes
with the Developer Tools that will let you change the visibility of
folders--it's
No.
If you don't have /usr then there's no way your compiler would work at
all, and Fink would definitely have bombed.
If you used the Finder, it wouldn't show up--that directory is hidden.
Try using
ls /usr/include
from a terminal.
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 04:40 PM, JP Glutting wrot
Hmm, this is odd. First, I think you meant /sw/include instead of
/usr/include, correct? I don't seem to have a usr directory anywhere.
I don't seem to have a util.h file in the /sw/include directory. i do
have a util.h file in the /System/Library/Perl/darwin/CORE/ but that
does not seem like t
That looks really odd to me, because on my system pthread.h and util.h
are both in /usr/include . Check and see if you have
/usr/include/util.h .
It also could be looking for a util.h that was installed via R. You
may want to set your environment up as per
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usa
Hi Again,
I am trying to compile the R/SPlus extensions for the R package that is
installed with fink. I have downloaded the package, and as the
instructions indicate, run this command:
R INSTALL --clean RSPython (RSPython is adirectory).
I get this error:
* Installing *source* package 'RSP
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