Sorry, I don't have a small example. I could come up with one, but that
would be purely artificial.
I am using Rcpp and rpy2 so I can use OpenOpt, a python optimization
framework with interfaces to a ton of different open source and proprietary
nonlinear and linear solvers. My objective function i
On 15 August 2011 at 10:00, Jonas Rauch wrote:
| Just to close this up:
| I found out that my Rcpp installation must have occured when my R was not
built
| with shared lib. Thus Rcpp was not linked to libR. Just reinstalling Rcpp from
| source solved the problem.
That makes sense, and thank you
Just to close this up:
I found out that my Rcpp installation must have occured when my R was not
built with shared lib. Thus Rcpp was not linked to libR. Just reinstalling
Rcpp from source solved the problem.
Regards,
Jonas
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
>
> On 12 Aug
On 12 August 2011 at 14:33, Jonas Rauch wrote:
| Hi Dirk and Romain,
|
| Aparrently libR is not loaded by rpy2, at least not in a way such that Rcpp
can
| access it. I have solved the problem by adding -lR to the linker flags when
| building Rcpp. Since for normal use of Rcpp from R this does no
Hi Dirk and Romain,
Aparrently libR is not loaded by rpy2, at least not in a way such that Rcpp
can access it. I have solved the problem by adding -lR to the linker flags
when building Rcpp. Since for normal use of Rcpp from R this does not make a
difference, would you mind adding this to the Make
