On 3 August 2014 at 13:10, Kevin Ushey wrote:
| I think this bit:
|
| The \texttt{clang} and \texttt{clang++} compilers from the LLVM project
can
| also be used as they are inter-operable with \texttt{gcc} et al. The
| \texttt{clang++} compiler is interesting as it emits much more
|
As promised:
otool <- Sys.which("otool")
if (otool == "") {
stop("This utility requires 'otool' to run")
}
allPackages <- list.files(.libPaths(), full.names = TRUE)
stdLibsUsed <- lapply(allPackages, function(path) {
pkgName <- basename(path)
libPath <- file.path(path, "libs", paste0(pkgNam
I think this bit:
The \texttt{clang} and \texttt{clang++} compilers from the LLVM project can
also be used as they are inter-operable with \texttt{gcc} et al. The
\texttt{clang++} compiler is interesting as it emits much more
comprehensible error messages than \texttt{g++} (though \texttt{g++} 4.
I noticed a post cross-referenced on R Bloggers about Rcpp(Armadillo), OS X
and the need for an additional Fortran packages from Simon's site -- so I
took this as opportunity to update the OS X answers in the Rcpp FAQ vignette.
As I don't use OS X, I'd appreciate a second set of eyes by anyone wi
