Hi, all.
Zenodo does offer storage (I believe limited to 50GB per submission) and is
backed by CERN with a guarantee of storage for at least 20 years (the life of
CERN, could be extended).
I agree that Github is a viable alternative to Zenodo and one can use the two
together easily. On github,
t; seems stupid.)
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Thanks for the reply and feedback, Dirk.
> On Aug 23, 2016, at 10:59 AM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
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> hi Sean,
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> On 23 August 2016 at 09:13, Sean Davis wrote:
> | I am trying to wrap a third-party toolkit that provides a C++ API. The
> code is open source and
I am trying to wrap a third-party toolkit that provides a C++ API. The code is
open source and includes a license that allows me to include it directly in an
R package. Right now, I am happy if I can get ANY build (linux, windows, or
Mac) working. The rough build process looks like that given
