You are correct: there is no reason to assume that the F90 compiler
can link C++ nor that the C++ compiler can link F90, and in general
they cannot. Quite a few systems have a different vendor's F9x
compiler (including say g95 vs gcc3 and SunPro F9x vs gcc4).
Even in a pure gcc4 scenario, eac
Sorry I was a little stingy with details.
I'm building a very simple package on linux with R 2.7.1
no configure script or homemade makefiles.
my src directory has two files:
src/foo.cpp
src/bar.f90
I run "R CMD install myproject " which runs fine, no errors, and
produces a shared library
i.e
On 09/01/2009 4:04 PM, Steve Guerrero wrote:
I'm trying to build a package which has both gfortran and c++ code.
In my installation of R, the R CMD INSTALL process compiles each c++ and
gfortran code with the correct compiler, but performs the link step with
"gfortran" and this creates undefin
