Hi Pantelis, My version of gcc is 4.7.3-1, and I did already have libc6-dev and libc-dev-bin installed. I poked around for other likely-looking *-dev files that weren't installed, but didn't find any. Strangely, I can get Rcpp to install just fine, so I'm actually not certain that the C++ installation is the problem. My versions are R 3.0.2, Rcpp 0.10.5. I've put the full installation output in a Gist, in case anyone notices something I'm missing: https://gist.github.com/drammock/6860963
errors compiling minqa during lme4 install
3 messages · Dan McCloy, Pantelis Z. Hadjipantelis, Ben Bolker
On 07/10/13 01:40, Dan McCloy wrote:
Hi Pantelis, My version of gcc is 4.7.3-1, and I did already have libc6-dev and libc-dev-bin installed. I poked around for other likely-looking *-dev files that weren't installed, but didn't find any. Strangely, I can get Rcpp to install just fine, so I'm actually not certain that the C++ installation is the problem. My versions are R 3.0.2, Rcpp 0.10.5. I've put the full installation output in a Gist, in case anyone notices something I'm missing: https://gist.github.com/drammock/6860963
Hmm... Assuming that permissions are not an issue either I don't have an
obvious answer (It doesn't seem like you are doing some odd like having
spaces in the file path anyway).
Do you have a working Rcpp installation (not just successful library
load)? For example, if you execute in the R-terminal <code> evalCpp('2 *
M_PI') <\code> do you get back 6.283185? It's a long shot but maybe the
problem has to with your Rcpp setup.
Have you tried asking in StackOverflow? Rcpp/RcppEigen's developers and
maintainers appear to frequently answer questions there. You might get
lucky.
Dan McCloy <drmccloy at ...> writes:
Hi Pantelis, My version of gcc is 4.7.3-1, and I did already have libc6-dev and libc-dev-bin installed. I poked around for other likely-looking *-dev files that weren't installed, but didn't find any. Strangely, I can get Rcpp to install just fine, so I'm actually not certain that the C++ installation is the problem. My versions are R 3.0.2, Rcpp 0.10.5. I've put the full installation output in a Gist, in case anyone notices something I'm missing: https://gist.github.com/drammock/6860963
This is a bit of a long shot, but I wonder if for some reason there's a bogus line break being introduced in to the g++ call. The reason I say this is that -L/home/dan/R/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-library/3.0/Rcpp/lib: No such file or directory looks like a standard attempt to execute that file rather than an error from trying to link to a nonexistent library. Can you try setting up a minimal g++ example and linking it with a bogus library directory to see if you get the same error?