Hello, I know how to embed R in other applications by linking my applications to the R.dll shared library. For example I can use R from within a Lisp program by having the foreign function interface in lisp connect directly to R.dll lib. However I still need all R (the other libs and supporting components) to be installed on the PC for the connection to work. I was wondering however if it's at all possible to have an "R-shared-lib" as a standalone, meaning if one has to use the Lisp to R link, one would only need his lisp application and that (yet non-existant) "R-shared-lib" but without R being installed as a whole on the PC? Thanks.
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