Hello
I wrote a bootstrap program in C language that is called and run by R.
When I tried it, it is slow
and I'm trying to write and run the whole thing in C. But I cannot use
handy functions in R and
need to figure out how to write those functions by myself. Is there
any way that I can get the
Hello all,
I'm trying to have C called by R. I wrote C codes that worked
perfectly fine with R-2.6.0 in
windows system ( using R tools).
I had to change to SuSE Linux (this system has 3.2 GHz Intel
Xeon processors and 4 GB of RAM), the C codes were compiled okay but
when it was called to R-2.6.
d by -I flags on
the command
line". How do I use it? Like this?
set path = (/gpfs/data/local/linux/R-2.6.2/lib64/R/include $path) -I
Thank you so much.
Kyeongmi Cheon
University of memphis
You should never give full paths in #include statements.
The search paths for include
Hi list,
To call C, I used to use R-extension in windows but I'm moving to unix system
because my PC doesn't have enough memory. My C codes requires to include the
following header files:
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
In windows, I had no problem with it because I s
The previous mail I wrote was bounced for some reason and I'm writing
it again...
I have used Rtools in windows to call C from R but my computer does
not have enough memory for my current project. So I'm trying to use
Rtools in the high performance computer at my school. The guy who
handles the H
I need to generate good quality of random numbers from univariate
normal distribution for further transformation. I tried rnorm in R but
it was not good sometimes. Someone said C++ standard library or
Fortran's built-in functions for that are good. I found that there is
double norm_rand() in R-exte
