On 13 June 2021 at 11:40, Joseph Park wrote:
| Thank you.
|
| Changing the function argument limit to 20 variables resolves the error.
Excellent.
| If this limit can be relaxed, that would be helpful for future development.
For that to happen someone will have to sit down and do it.
| Thank
Thank you.
Changing the function argument limit to 20 variables resolves the error.
If this limit can be relaxed, that would be helpful for future development.
Thank you for Rcpp, and your patience with my ill-formed posts.
JP
On 6/13/21 1:15 AM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
On 12 June 2021 at
On 12 June 2021 at 16:02, Kevin Ushey wrote:
| I think you're bumping into the 20 argument limit for our (now rather old)
| Vector::create() implementation. I thought we also had a variadic C++11
| version for this, but apparently I am mistaken...
Hm. We have a few header files that are similarly
I think you're bumping into the 20 argument limit for our (now rather old)
Vector::create() implementation. I thought we also had a variadic C++11
version for this, but apparently I am mistaken...
A workaround is to use something like the ListBuilder class I put together
a while back here:
https:
Trying a plain text version. Apologies for the previous.
Dear Rcpp-devel,
Apologies in advance for the laborious problem statement. I hope
your experienced eyes will see a trivial mistake obscured to my
nascent ones.
We have a C++ core library pro
Dear Rcpp-devel,
Apologies in advance for the laborious problem statement. I hope
your experienced eyes will see a trivial mistake obscured to my
nascent ones.
We have a C++ core
library providing an API that is wrapped in R (Rcpp) and
Python (pyb
