Problem fixed but not solved. On previous updates to R, I always copied all the packages (that aren't part of the base installation) from the previous version's Library folder to the new version's Library folder, and then updated when I actually use them. The fix for my problem was to run "Update All" before trying to load any library. The problem remains not-solved, because (prior to updating everything), any attempt to run >> library(any_package) would cause failure similar to those I posted previously. So, while I'm reasonably confident that R 4.3.1 doesn't play nicely with 4.2 - level libraries, I most definitely cannot point to any particular library. The deepest level of the traceback report for ggplot2 was 1: dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...) but when trying to load gmp, get the traceback quoted below. carl
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