modify functions in "stats", but .Call(C_BinDist, ...) couldn't load C function

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Hello,

If your C function is in a shared library, take a look at ?dyn.load.

Hope this helps,

Rui Barradas

Em 15-11-2013 14:34, dan wang escreveu:
Hi all,

I am trying to write a new function based on an existing function in
"stats".

This function requires to call a c program "C_BinDist". The new function
couldn't work without load this c script.

How can I find this "C_BinDist" function and load it to make my new
function work through?

Thanks,

Dan

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Hi all,

I am trying to write a new function based on an existing function in
"stats".

This function requires to call a c program "C_BinDist". The new function
couldn't work without load this c script.

How can I find this "C_BinDist" function and load it to make my new
function work through?
You are confused:  C_BinDist is not a C program and not a function.  It 
is an R object in the stats namespace, so access it as you would any 
other unexported object in a namespace.
Thanks,

Dan

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