Hi Murdoch,
I solved my problem !
In fact, the problem is coming from Intel’s FORTRAN and a little from R :
You must tell FORTRAN that parameters are sent by reference and R can only work
with routine names in lower case and ending with ‘_’ (and this underscore must
not be written in the .for
Hi Murdoch,
is.loaded is now working but the routine I call has a bug so I have to rebuilt
it !
I am posting a new question on this mailing list ...
Many thanks for your help
Jean
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On 22/02/2016 11:35 AM, MAURICE Jean - externe wrote:
Hi Murdoch,
Thanks for your quick answer.
First : I have a 32 bits R running on a 64 bits Windows. So I think I can load
32bits DLL ?
Yes.
I haven't understood what I must give to is.loaded as parameter : the name of
the DLL, the full
Hi Murdoch,
Thanks for your quick answer.
First : I have a 32 bits R running on a 64 bits Windows. So I think I can load
32bits DLL ?
I haven't understood what I must give to is.loaded as parameter : the name of
the DLL, the full path to it, the name of a routine in it, the value given by
dyn
On 22/02/2016 10:24 AM, MAURICE Jean - externe wrote:
Hi,
With this piece of code, I get the message 824 :
deelel <- paste(AccesDLL, "/regr.dll",sep="")
if ( ! is.loaded(deelel))
The is.loaded function checks for symbols, not libraries. See
?is.loaded for examples.
{
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