Thanks for inputs from Steffen and Steve. When a considerable block of
time opens up I will see about the effort required to have RBGL make use of
this. The compressed size of boost 1.49 is abut 49MB, while the compressed
size of BH is 1.4 MB, and the subset that I use for RBGL has compressed
siz
Hi Vincent,
BH currently works the way that the package sources
(and that includes BH/inst/include/boost/*) are
automagically created by bcp'ing the dependencies
of *some* R packages (e.g. bigmemory on rforge).
John and Dirk et al said that people can ask
for additional dependencies on the tr
Hi,
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 7:47 PM, Vincent Carey
wrote:
> are the headers for the "boost graph library" purposely excluded? i do not
> see them in BH/include
They purposely only include parts of boost. From what I understand,
what is included is need driven ... there is some discussion of it o
are the headers for the "boost graph library" purposely excluded? i do not
see them in BH/include
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 6:19 PM, Steffen Neumann wrote:
> Hi BioC world,
>
> I'd like to draw the attention to the boostheaders (or BH)
> package on rforge.org [1], which packages the boost headers
>
Hi BioC world,
I'd like to draw the attention to the boostheaders (or BH)
package on rforge.org [1], which packages the boost headers
so that other packages can link/include them.
I know a few packages on BioC are using -- and embedding -- boost.
There have also been some discussion a long time
