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Hi,

 I'm making some progress with this, but have hit a sticking point and am looking for a hint. Most of the compilation seems to be going ok, after some liberal use of f2c, but I'm getting compile errors in src/main/connections.c :

connections.c:926:43: error: use of undeclared identifier 'SSIZE_MAX'
    if ((double) size * (double) nitems > SSIZE_MAX)
                                          ^
connections.c:937:43: error: use of undeclared identifier 'SSIZE_MAX'
    if ((double) size * (double) nitems > SSIZE_MAX)
                                          ^
connections.c:3354:21: warning: implicit conversion from 'long long' to
      'R_xlen_t' (aka 'int') changes value from 4503599627370496 to 0
      [-Wconstant-conversion]
    nnn = (n < 0) ? R_XLEN_T_MAX : n;
        ~           ^~~~~~~~~~~~
../../src/include/Rinternals.h:65:23: note: expanded from macro 'R_XLEN_T_MAX'
# define R_XLEN_T_MAX 4503599627370496
                      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
connections.c:3662:11: error: duplicate case value '4'
            case sizeof(long):
                 ^
connections.c:3660:11: note: previous case defined here
            case sizeof(int):
                 ^
connections.c:3680:11: error: duplicate case value '4'
            case sizeof(long):
                 ^
connections.c:3678:11: note: previous case defined here
            case sizeof(int):
                 ^
connections.c:3912:11: error: duplicate case value '4'
            case sizeof(long):
                 ^
connections.c:3910:11: note: previous case defined here
            case sizeof(int):
                 ^
connections.c:3956:11: error: duplicate case value '4'
            case sizeof(long):
                 ^
connections.c:3952:11: note: previous case defined here
            case sizeof(int):

Recall that I'm compiling with emscripten, which uses clang to generate LLVM bitcode, which is then converted to javascript. I'm currently using the existing autotools build scripts, which emscripten tries to twist in to doing something sensible. It's quite possible that it's ending up mis-"./configure"d though.

I appreciate this is fairly off-topic, but if anyone has any pointers where to start looking, they would be greatly appreciated :-)

Thanks,


Jony

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On 2 May 2013, at 17:12, Jony Hudson <jony.hudson at imperial.ac.uk> wrote: