On 7 April 2015 at 14:51, JJ Allaire wrote:
| I think that header-only packages (where possible) are definitely
| preferable within the R package ecosystem because it allows you to
| sidestep a lot of build configuration and runtime linking complexity.
|
| The rub is that some libraries simply ca
Thanks Jeroen!
Does the ORD version of R use GNU make? (I think we need that for the
RcppParallel makefile). If it doesn't, Gábor do you know if there is a
straightforward way to force it to use GNU make? (or as Jeroen
hypothesizes does CRAN use gcc when testing packages that have GNU
make as a Sy
I would definitely second that. This eliminates a whole class of hard to deal
with issues.
Even Rcpp IMO should really just be header only.
Romain
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> Le 7 avr. 2015 à 20:51, JJ Allaire a écrit :
>
> I think that header-only packages (where possible) are definitely
> pre
I think that header-only packages (where possible) are definitely
preferable within the R package ecosystem because it allows you to
sidestep a lot of build configuration and runtime linking complexity.
The rub is that some libraries simply can't be made header-only,
especially if they make use of
This is probably the best place I can think of to ask this question if
perhaps not completely on topic. Some quick context:
I am exploring GPGPU computing and with my 'open-source' mindset I quickly
gravitated to using OpenCL. Thankfully, many wonderful programmers have
already begun creating li
I think this is just a matter of passing the right runtime library
flag to the TBB configure script (but perhaps this masks a bigger
issue, we'll see).
Gábor is going to make his VM available to me for further testing and
iteration later this week. Hope to be able to report some progress
after tha
Hello Jodi,
What Dirk told you it's very important to decide. Moreover I have been
using both solutions.
I started to use "statconndcom" because windows requirements. Finally I have
been able to remove (or avoid by using "remote" debian server and google
protocol buffers messaging) win
