-pkg-devel] DLL requires the use of native symbols
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Dear Simon,
Could you please look into this? The machines
Dear Simon,
Could you please look into this? The machines running r-release-macos-*
checks seem to have MassSpecWavelet < 1.66 installed instead of the
current version, 1.68. I think that MassSpecWavelet >= 1.66 would be
version-appropriate for R-4.3 (Bioconductor >= 3.17).
On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 07
Hello everyone,
I recently submitted my NMRphasing R package. While most of the check results
are fine, I encountered two issues on macOS. The major error is:
'DLL requires the use of native symbols'
I'm wondering how I can resolve this issue. Any help or suggestions would be
greatly appreciat
On 20 March 2023 at 21:25, Guido Kraemer wrote:
| Thanks for the pointers! I think I fixed it. Here is what I did [1]. To
| be honest, I am not sure what was wrong before, but I followed [2],
| especially the code box at the very end of the section. I wonder if this
| was always wrong or if th
Thanks for the pointers! I think I fixed it. Here is what I did [1]. To
be honest, I am not sure what was wrong before, but I followed [2],
especially the code box at the very end of the section. I wonder if this
was always wrong or if the R internals changed at some point.
[1]
https://githu
On 20 March 2023 at 12:43, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
| It appears that you have some uses of .Call() where you are passing a
| character variable as the first argument, instead of registering the
| entry point and passing the variable containing the registration
| information.
Correct. And to mak
I found three such calls in a quick search. The first is here:
https://github.com/gdkrmr/coRanking/blob/3656bc0cd3032a650be8c8783414a1e62e419437/R/coranking_internals.R#L20
Duncan Murdoch
On 20/03/2023 12:43 p.m., Duncan Murdoch wrote:
It appears that you have some uses of .Call() where you a
It appears that you have some uses of .Call() where you are passing a
character variable as the first argument, instead of registering the
entry point and passing the variable containing the registration
information.
From your second link, it looks like Rcpp has some special way to
handle ent
I am the maintainer of coRanking and got a message about an error, the
error can be found here [1]. I can reproduce the error on my own machine
with the latest R-devel but don't quite understand what the error means
and how I can fix it. A search leads to an issue in Rcpp [2] where the
charac
