2017 at 11:55, Costas Tsirogiannis wrote:
> | Greetings and thanks for previously offered solutions,
> |
> | I am developing a package that makes use of C++ code, and I want to
> compile
> | this code for testing reasons with the "R CMD SHLIB" command. Using
> Ubuntu
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Greetings and thanks for previously offered solutions,
I am developing a package that makes use of C++ code, and I want to compile
this code for testing reasons with the "R CMD SHLIB" command. Using Ubuntu
and gcc 5.4, and because for certain reasons I have to use the c++0x
standard, I try the fol
Greetings,
I am developing a package that uses C++ code, and I want to use some
classes from the C++11 standard. In fact I just want to use std::thread
which is supported even by the old weird -std=c++0x option. Since the
support of the C++11 standard increases more and more as time goes by, I
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