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Hi all, I'm wondering if there is a way to point an R package installer to a pre-compiled release on Github rather than rely on CRAN. I will likely use CRAN, but I'm curious if installing via...

Thanks Dirk -- my apologies -- I see now that the subject line does kind of imply the toolchain. That was not my intention -- I think I was just trying to give people context -- the error happened in the context of an...

Hi folks, I have an Rcpp package I'm developing. All but one of the cpp source code files are pulled from the original/authoritative (CLI) version of the application. The only unique cpp source code to the Rcpp package...

Thanks Ivan, I?aki, and Dirk for your answers -- I'm happy to know about https://r-universe.dev/. I also deduce that I can compile my own binaries and host them as releases in Github and have R users...

Thanks Dirk, Indeed roxygen2 docs will help with a workaround, I think. I've temporarily added a Rcpp_MyClass-class.RD based on promptClass("Rcpp_MyClass") and that seems to satisfy the R CMD check. However, I feel my confusion...

Thanks Ivan, this is helpful. I'll do some more research. It would be nice to have an Rcpp standard/recommended way to do this. I don't want to have a non-standard ./src or ./data folder structure for...

Hi folks, I've looked around for this particular question, but haven't found a good answer. I have a versioned dataset that includes about 6 csv files that total about 15MB for each version. The versions get updated every...

Hello all, I'm encountering a similar problem to the one resolved (in 2017) at the bottom of this e-mail. I'm getting the same error from rcmdcheck(). However, my RCPP_MODULE class is in C++ (not R) and...

Hey folks, I've been developing an Rcpp package on my Mac and testing on Mac and Windows. I also have been testing on linux-latest with the standard Github action which runs the CMD check. These passed without any...

Thanks again Dirk, So, I think my remaining issue is not to do with how we get the documents (roxygen2 or manually) but rather that there appears to be two (2) documents required by the R CMD check for the...

Thanks Dirk and others -- I see the tradeoffs now. In my case, I think a simple copy of source (just a few files), plus maybe some sort of commit/tag reference to indicate where/when the source is coming from...

Hi folks, Reference from the manual: - Nor should the C++11 random number library be used nor any other third-party random number generators such as those in GSL.? I am working at wrapping an existing statistical model with RCPP...