On 9/25/24 12:21, Ivan Krylov wrote:
Hmm, so it's *not* a machine-specific problem after all [1,2] and can
now be reproduced on a regular R-devel build on Debian Sid. I'm sorry
for jumping to conclusions.
No need to apologize, you've gotten 1000x farther than I would have
on my own.
What is your current estimate of the probability that this is
something that I've done wrong vs. exposing something wonky elsewhere
(i.e. at the level of testthat, brms, rstan, Rcpp, R-devel, ...) ?
I will try to find time and energy to
* see if there are any other packages downstream of brms that are
encountering testing problems on Fedora;
* set up my own more-minimal example/figure out how to reproduce in a
Docker container
I have a few weeks to sort this out. If absolutely necessary I can
use the ugly solution of skipping those tests on CRAN ...
cheers
Ben
Why would Rcpp::loadModule() (called from rstan's .onLoad) end up trying
to apply a non-function, but only when being called from
broom.mixed/tests/testthat/test-alltibbles.R, and only on the first
attempt? (A repeated source() will run to completion without signalling
any errors.)
Error: package or namespace load failed for 'rstan' in
.doLoadActions(where, attach):
error in load action .__A__.1 for package rstan:
Rcpp::loadModule(module = "class_model_base", what = TRUE, env = ns,:
Unable to load module "class_model_base": attempt to apply
non-function
Error in .requirePackage(package) : unable to load required package
'rstan'
The underlying error is in Rcpp::Module('class_model_base', mustStart =
TRUE, where = <namespace:rstan>):
simpleError in METHOD$info(""): attempt to apply non-function
This call originates in Rcpp:::method_wrapper:
Browse[3]> METHOD$info
NULL
Browse[3]> str(METHOD)
Prototypical reference class 'C++OverloadedMethods' [package "Rcpp"]
Browse[3]> unclass(METHOD) # print(METHOD) fails due do $info
<S4 Type Object>
attr(,".xData")
<environment: 0x5596b8ef1530>
Browse[3]> ls(METHOD@.xData, all = TRUE)
[1] ".->class_pointer" ".->const" ".->docstrings" ".->nargs"
[5] ".->pointer" ".->signatures" ".->size" ".->void"
[9] ".refClassDef" ".self" "class_pointer" "const"
[13] "docstrings" "nargs" "pointer" "signatures"
[17] "size" "void"
Why would an object of reference class 'C++OverloadedMethods' suddenly
lose its $info method? This doesn't look like anything printed when I
trace(Rcpp:::method_wrapper, quote(print(METHOD))) and then load
'rstan' in a fresh R session.
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Professor, Mathematics & Statistics and Biology, McMaster University
Director, School of Computational Science and Engineering
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