On 11/28/2007 12:54 PM, Dave Roberts wrote:
> Bryan,
>
> The previous responses will point you in the right direction. I
> have found, however, that it takes a while to get used to the
> requirements, and there are many possible sources of error.
This is true, and the advice below is all
Bryan,
The previous responses will point you in the right direction. I
have found, however, that it takes a while to get used to the
requirements, and there are many possible sources of error.
1) You have to convert the main program to a subroutine. Any arrays
declared in the main progr
help.start(), then "Writing R extensions".
You can link fortran subroutines to R by compiling them in a shared
library (.so or .dll depending on your system) by the command:
R CMD SHLIB file1.f file2.f -o myfortransubroutines.so
and then from R you first
dyn.load("myfortransubroutines.so")
and
The `Writing R Extensions', chapter 5 `System and foreign language
interfaces' tells you how to compile and run Fortran code from R.
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How do you convert Fortran Code to R Code to use and execute in R? Or how do
you take Fortran code and make it run in R? So what I'm getting at is, I have
some code in fortran and I want to be able to run that same code for R. Please
email me back and let me know how to do that, thanks.
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