Message-ID: <200306121335.31594.madrid@linuxmeeting.net>
Date: 2003-06-12T11:35:31Z
From: Daniele Medri
Subject: car package dependencies
In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.4.51.0306121301210.20903@artemis.imbe.med.uni-erlangen.de>
Alle 13:08, gioved? 12 giugno 2003, Torsten Hothorn ha scritto:
> that does not need to work. `install.packages' in a pre-compiled
> distribution of R (for Unix) cannot safely assume that compilers /
> translators / linkers / shared libraries needed for building a
> package are available (at runtime) in the places determined at
> compile time. Missing `f2c' or `-lreadline' produce a lot of "cannot
> install package xyz" threads on this list...
What about a Unix system without a compiler? ;)
With less than 50Mb of usefull software, you can compile and gain more
performance than generic bin for your own stats.
Look at:
install.packages -> es. install.packages("Rcmdr")
update.packages() -> es. update.packages()
library() -> es. library(car), library(lattice)
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Daniele Medri <daniele.medri @ libero.it>
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