This is a follow-up to my earlier posting this month. For your
consideration, here are patches for loess.R and scatter.smooth.Rd that
will allow either of the following to work:
scatter.smooth(x,y,...)
scatter.smooth(y~x,...)
Here are some test cases:
attach(cars)
scatter.smooth(speed,dist,
A colleague tells me they are able to get the Windows function
SetEndOfFile to truncate files > 2Gb correctly when they avoid the use
of FILE functions (fopen etc) entirely and work solely with pure Windows
functions. I can look into this and see if something can be put into
the Windows code i
Lin,
I don't know about hyperthreading, but on my 4GB XP machine I can read
in very large data files to the extend that Windows Task Manager shows
the Rgui is using 2.3 to 2.7 GB. Further, I can run automated
simulations on this data all weekend with the processor at 99% without
the system or R c
On May 19, 2005, at 5:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Error in dyn.load(x, as.logical(local), as.logical(now)) :
unable to load shared library
'/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/library/grDevices/libs/
grDevices.so':
dlcompat: dyld: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/bin/
exe
The reasons why it is not there *are* in the R-admin manual. This was
deliberate: we do not include known broken tools in the searches.
Once gcc-4.0.1 is released and commonly used it will be safe to add it,
but not before. (That will most likely be for R-2.2.x, not R-2.1.x.) For
example, the cur
I think the qr object is correct. The problem is in proj.aovlist, and I
have now fixed it.
Answering something like this is as much work as dealing with a bug
report, since we need to dig in (to find that is the aovlist method, for
example) and to recall how it works (it is about 7 years since
On Fri, 20 May 2005, Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
To follow up on the truncate() part of this, Windows does not use chsize
directly any more, but ftruncate like all other platforms. However,
truncate() was limited to files < 2Gb on all platforms. I have changed the
latter and your example now work
To follow up on the truncate() part of this, Windows does not use chsize
directly any more, but ftruncate like all other platforms. However,
truncate() was limited to files < 2Gb on all platforms. I have changed
the latter and your example now works both on 32-bit Windows and on 64-bit
Linux.
Full_Name: Joachim Harloff
Version: 2.0.1
OS: MacOS X 10.3
Submission from: (NULL) (84.152.129.217)
Hi,
I had a RAM intensive calculation run (anova (lm ... ), whcih allocated about
400 MB of RAM. Then I tried to use a MAC OS Classic statistical program
additionally. During startup of MacOS Class
