recently I used gcc 4.9.1
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/Toolchains targetting
Win64/Personal Builds/mingw-builds/)on windows to build R,but failed when link
R.dll ,it report linker status 5.Â
after some digging, I found when use gcc 4.9.1 64 bit on windows there are lots
of
On 18/07/2014, 1:26 PM, Ludovic.Brossard wrote:
> Thanks for this answer.
> If I have well understood, there is no way to create dll and call it
> without having R installed on the computer ?
R is open source so you could probably work out something, but there is
no built-in support for doing that
thanks for all the replies on this.
i've modified my package to include a SystemRequirements field with
(what seem to be) the appropriate entries. (see (**) below for how one
might standardize.)
SystemRequirements: libImlib2, libMagickWand
Michael Lawrence mentioned:
> One idea is to w
Thanks for this answer.
If I have well understood, there is no way to create dll and call it
without having R installed on the computer ?
Sorry if I am wrong i am not a specialist.
thanks
Ludovic Brossard
> On 18/07/2014, 10:29 AM, Ludovic Brossard wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> My question is the follo
On 18/07/2014, 10:29 AM, Ludovic Brossard wrote:
> Hello
>
>
>
> My question is the following. I have tried to find a similar subject in
> archives but not found (perhaps bad search!) and I tried R-help and I was
> advised that R-devel would perhaps better for my question
>
>
>
> So I wonde
Hello
My question is the following. I have tried to find a similar subject in
archives but not found (perhaps bad search!) and I tried R-help and I was
advised that R-devel would perhaps better for my question
So I wonder if it is possible to create a dll from a R code to use it in
another
