William,
To close this point on the use of Rdefines.h on the list it was my
oversight to include all the R header files. I have now removed them. I
initially only retained those headers as the initial package contained
them. I was unaware that Rcpp includes the necessary components and I can
us
Why do you include "Rdefines.h" in your Rcpp code? It contains errors
(e.g., it leaves the initial Rf_ off of the length function). Also, in my
opinion, it is obsolete, especially for Rcpp code, since it is for writing
code that works in R and S (including S+) and Rcpp will never work in S+.
Bil
On 25 February 2015 at 09:26, Charles Determan Jr wrote:
| I have finally solved the problem. After coming across another posting
http://
| r.789695.n4.nabble.com/rtools-fstream-error-td4702713.html I discovered the
| problem. I needed to include #define R_NO_REMAP at the start of my file and
|
I have finally solved the problem. After coming across another posting
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/rtools-fstream-error-td4702713.html I
discovered the problem. I needed to include #define R_NO_REMAP at the
start of my file and then append Rf_ to any function I use from
Rdefines.h. The package
My apologies, I should have just did this from the start. I thought it may
be something simple. I create a git repo to access the stripped down
package (just the first cpp function and a simple R function). If you
clone it with:
git clone https://github.com/cdeterman/test.git
And try to build
