BTW, I've just checked a hunch. I did not believe R_IsNaNorNA is actually
used in base R on a system with IEEE arithmetic (and I removed it to test
that). That suggests you have not actually tested inlining it and your
analysis is seriously flawed.
(Note to Deepayan: it is not a documented entry
On Fri, 14 May 2004, Li Long wrote:
> Hi, R core developers,
>
> I work in the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics. We have two clusters of
> Intel Itanium2 clusters for bioinformaticians to crank their data. One
> piece of software they use heavily is R and BioConductors. I ported the R
> codes
> of Intel Itanium2 clusters for bioinformaticians to crank their data.
> optimizing their performance. I'm using Intel C/C++ compiler on this
> platform running Linux. One of my findings is that turning some
> functions in R to "inline" functions boost performance significantly.
>
> While R fo
Hi, R core developers,
I work in the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics. We have two clusters of
Intel Itanium2 clusters for bioinformaticians to crank their data. One
piece of software they use heavily is R and BioConductors. I ported the R
codes and R packages to this platform already, and am
Finally, we are showing you a bit of work on the Cocoa GUI.
Do not expect too much, it is just a preview. You have some nice
feature yet like code and file completion, but still don't expect too
much.
Have a look here
http://www.economia.unimi.it/R
It works with R.app 1.9.0
This is a joint w
