Does anyone have a guess why creating a data frame created from a python
dictionary of lists would "occasionally" segfault? That is, given ...
a = a list
b = another list
c = another list
df = r.data_frame(a=a, b=b, c=c) has never failed me. However, if I create
a dictionary first ...
>>> dct = {'a':a, 'b':b, 'c':c}
>>> df = r.data_frame(dct)
... will occasionally segfault. (I typically have to do 100,000 analyses
where list c gets replaced each iteration, while a and b remain static. I
might get ~30,000 to work, and then crash.) I'm trying to generalize some
code and the first syntax doesn't generalize to arbitrary numbers of
columns in my frames.
This is with python-2.4.3, R-2.3.1, rpy1.0rc1.
Gary
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