Hi, Ben, Could you take a look at your .../R-2.5.0/bin/SHLIB? This is what packages use to build their shared libs. This script is auto-generated based on R-2.5.0/src/scripts/SHLIB.in when you install R. There's nothing special in generating .so in RBGL compared with generating .so in other packages. I don't have access to CentOS, but I suspect that during your R installation, the "configure"-step didn't set the "-shared" flag properly. In that case, the fix will have to go to R installation to handle CentOS correctly. Let me know. Thanks. Li
Hello folks No question here, just information. I've noticed a small problem when trying to install RBGL 1.12 on a Linux platform. The compilation steps work fine, until the .so object is to be built. There is no -shared flag, so it tries to build a standalone executable instead of a shared object. My system details are: CentOS 4.5 gcc/g++ version 3.4.6 (Also tried with 4.1) R version 2.5.0 This issue was fixed easily enough by adding the line 'PKG_LIBS=-shared' to the src/Makevars file, then re-tarring the package Sincerely, Ben Snyder