Le 15/12/2019 à 17:59, Uwe Ligges a écrit :
Have you tried to write to CRAN@... and ask if thirs party software can
be installed on CRAN?
No, I didn't. I presumed that CRAN team had other things to do than to
install any soft that package authors could need. But if this is an
option, I will try this approach next time. For this one, I integrated a
subset of sundials soft in the package and it turned out to be far less
then 20 MB (which is the size I had on my system for the whole set of
cvodes library and its dependencies). The tarball is only 270 KB and
compiled libraries on some systems can be up to 7 MB and far less on
others (e.g. on my linux, compiled without "-g" flag, the whole size of
$RHOME/library/r2sundial is under 2 MB). Just now, it is pending a
manual inspection. I hope that library size will not be a problem.
Anyway, I appreciate the hint. Thanks.
Best,
Serguei.
Best,
Uwe Ligges
On 11.12.2019 10:39, Serguei Sokol wrote:
Hi,
I have tried to submit my new package
https://github.com/sgsokol/r2sundials to CRAN but submission seems to
be dismissed.
The package needs a third part software
https://computing.llnl.gov/projects/sundials/cvodes so it cannot be
built on CRAN automatically. I explained this (and how the package was
tested by myself) in the submitter's comment (cf. hereafter) and
second time in the reply to all (as was requested) to automatic
message from CRAN announcing the building failure but to no avail. The
submission was done on November 25, more than two weeks later I still
don't have any response and the package is no more in incoming/ dir on
cran ftp site. I conclude that this submission is dismissed.
My question is: what can be reasonably done to make a package like
this (i.e. depending on third part software not available on CRAN) to
be accepted? Or may be the current policy: all new package must
automatically build. Period. In my case it can imply ~20 MB additional
space (source code + libs).
Thanks in advance for any hint.
Serguei.
Submitter's comment: Dear CRAN team,
I submit package r2sundials which
depends on a third part software
from
https://computing.llnl.gov/projects/sundials/cvodes
This
is the reason for which it will not automatically
build on your test systems. But on my side, I could
successfully run 'R CMD check --as-cran' on Linux
(R-3.6.1, gcc8), MacOS Catalina (R-3.6.1, Apple
clang-1100.0.33.12) and Windows 10 (R-devel r77430,
gcc-4.9.3). If you wish, I can send you reports from
these runs. Even if it is improbable, but if you
decide to run such checks manually by your self,
installation instructions are available
on
https://github.com/sgsokol/r2sundials
Moreover,
winbuilder signals:
Possibly mis-spelled words in
DESCRIPTION:
CVODES (3:34)
Hindmarsh (9:803)
Rcpp (3:8, 9:285)
al (9:816)
cvodes (9:47)
et (9:813)
rmumps (9:501)
These all are false
positives designating software, R packages and
bibliographic reference.
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