Problems to be solved with Rmetrics for R-2.2.0
I'm aware of the following problems which will be very
likely be patched for the Rmetrics Version for R 2.2.0
1. Changing the compiler from g77 to gfortran
under Linux created some severe problems and errors.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
2. Does the windows version also compile under gfortran?
STATUS: yes - I created my own mingw gfortran suite
3. fCalendar and chron create conflicts and deliver
wrong results when both are loaded at the same time.
STATUS: not yet solved - maybe fixed with next version
4. Markowitz approach from fPortfolio has some bugs ...
STATUS They will be fixed with the next version of Rmetrics
5. listFinCenter got a problem with version 2.1.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
6. timeDate got a problem under Windows with version 2.1.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
*** The next updated Rmetrics version for R 2.2.0 will become ***
*** available as soon as possbile, likely within October. ***
Did you know?
Rmetrics comes with 1399 S functions and 95945 lines of R-code!
RUnit testing is under progress to improve software quality.
I apologize for any inconveniances caused by bugs and
software updates.
Diethelm Wuertz
Status Rmetrics - New Version
3 messages · Diethelm Wuertz, Spencer Graves, Dirk Eddelbuettel
Hi, Diethelm: Thank you for all your hard work in assembling this package and making it available to the R community. Best Wishes, Spencer Graves
Diethelm Wuertz wrote:
Problems to be solved with Rmetrics for R-2.2.0
I'm aware of the following problems which will be very
likely be patched for the Rmetrics Version for R 2.2.0
1. Changing the compiler from g77 to gfortran
under Linux created some severe problems and errors.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
2. Does the windows version also compile under gfortran?
STATUS: yes - I created my own mingw gfortran suite
3. fCalendar and chron create conflicts and deliver
wrong results when both are loaded at the same time.
STATUS: not yet solved - maybe fixed with next version
4. Markowitz approach from fPortfolio has some bugs ...
STATUS They will be fixed with the next version of Rmetrics
5. listFinCenter got a problem with version 2.1.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
6. timeDate got a problem under Windows with version 2.1.
STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version
*** The next updated Rmetrics version for R 2.2.0 will become ***
*** available as soon as possbile, likely within October. ***
Did you know?
Rmetrics comes with 1399 S functions and 95945 lines of R-code!
RUnit testing is under progress to improve software quality.
I apologize for any inconveniances caused by bugs and
software updates.
Diethelm Wuertz
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Hi Diethelm, Thanks for the status update -- much appreciated.
On 13 October 2005 at 15:49, Diethelm Wuertz wrote:
| Problems to be solved with Rmetrics for R-2.2.0 | | I'm aware of the following problems which will be very | likely be patched for the Rmetrics Version for R 2.2.0 | | 1. Changing the compiler from g77 to gfortran | under Linux created some severe problems and errors. | STATUS: already solved, fixed with next Rmetrics Version As far as I know (which may not mean much as I don;t follow compiler issues all that closely) that GCC upstream does not yet recommend to use gfortran. I think Brian Ripley stated about the same on one of the R lists. As another data point, Debian switched its default compiler to gcc 4.0.* for every language but Fortran where g77 from gcc 3.4.* is still used (and 3.4 and 4.0 are said to produce interchangeable object code). So it may be too soon to start fixing wholesale for gfortran. Just my $0.02. The rest looks good -- looking forward to the next Rmetrics release! Regards, Dirk
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