Dear Dirk, Le mardi 18 décembre 2018 à 12:00 -0600, Dirk Eddelbuettel a écrit : > Emmanuel, > > I ran this by Kurt Hornik (CC'ed) who is a Debian user too and one > who > updates frequently. He has hit the issue as well as says that it > seems to > stem from rstan
It's more complicated than that. reinstalling rstan, or even Rcpp the rstan, isn't sufficient to install brms. > and that updating "everything" seems to fix it, I checked that by reinstalling Sage's R (3.4.4 ATM) an my whole slate of 493-29=464 packages + updates). Takes about 93 minutes, but seems to work. I'll do that for my systemwide R installation. I'll yell if something goes wrong, of course... > just as I > suggested to you as "qualified guess". We have no idea yet whose ABI > changed. > > With that I think we can close this as a bug against the r-base > package. It > appears to be a bystander here. Indeed (with the proviso that I want to see that with R 3.5.1...). But I wonder how many potential bystanders are in Debian, and what measures should be taken to retrieve the real source of the problem. Do you thing I should file a bug against glibc ? Cordially yours, -- Emmanuel Charpentier > > Best, Dirk >
