I'm trying to build the source package KNITRO in Windows and getting an
error when the package is loaded. Maybe there is something I'm missing in
order to build a package in Windows? Note that I have successfully built
the package in Linux.
I'm using R 3.1.0; Rcpp 0.11.1 installed from CRAN; Cygwi
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I'm trying to build the source package KNITRO in Windows and getting an
error when the package is loaded. Maybe there is something I'm missing in
order to build a package in Windows? Note that I h
Edit:
I solved this problem by putting
R CMD BATCH --no-save < test.R
into a script (say, run.sh), and then running
$ cuda-memcheck ./run.sh
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Sen
Edit:
I solved this problem by putting
R CMD BATCH --no-save < test.R
into a script (say, run.sh), and then running
$ cuda-memcheck ./run.sh
--
View this message in context:
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/cuda-memcheck-to-debug-CUDA-enabled-R-packages-tp4691668p4691766.html
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I'm developing an R package with compiled code in CUDA C/C++. I ran R CMD
check on it, and there are no errors or warnings. However, there is a note
that reads, "Note: information on .o files is not available". What does this
mean? I can't find any clues on the web, in the documentation, or in the
On 05.06.2014 19:57, Luis de la Torre wrote:
I'm trying to build the source package KNITRO in Windows and getting an
error when the package is loaded. Maybe there is something I'm missing in
order to build a package in Windows? Note that I have successfully built
the package in Linux.
I'm usin
