On 03/03/2012 13:42, Terry Therneau wrote:
Does .C duplicate unnecessary arguments? For instance
fit<- .C("xxx", as.integer(n), x, y, z=double(15))
The first and fourth arguments would have NAMED = 0. Is my guess that .C
won't make yet one more (unnecessary) copy correct?
.C's internals (d
On 12-03-03 03:56 AM, Mario Frasca wrote:
On Fri, 02 Mar 2012 12:15:48 -0500
pgilbert902 at gmail.com (Paul Gilbert) wrote:
Mario
[...] Examples only need to run, but in tests/ you can
do things like
if( 2*2 != 4 ) stop("arithmatic is messed up.")
problem is: when you do a stop, you stop
On Fri, 02 Mar 2012 12:15:48 -0500
pgilbert902 at gmail.com (Paul Gilbert) wrote:
> Mario
>
> [...] Examples only need to run, but in tests/ you can
> do things like
>
> if( 2*2 != 4 ) stop("arithmatic is messed up.")
>
problem is: when you do a stop, you stop, meaning you do not run
subsequen
Does .C duplicate unnecessary arguments? For instance
fit <- .C("xxx", as.integer(n), x, y, z=double(15))
The first and fourth arguments would have NAMED = 0. Is my guess that .C
won't make yet one more (unnecessary) copy correct?
(Just trying to understand).
Terry T
Hi,
I'm writing documentation using Roxygen and writing in Swedish. But I
can't use åäö for instance and I haven't found any encoding option in
the R-manual. Is there any one that can help me?
Regards Serdar
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