Not sure if I reported the success here or not.
Copying the 3rd party DLL, but not the .lib file, to the src directory
does work around the bug in the linker.
The complete working solution can be seen at
https://github.com/ralmond/RNetica.
Thanks for the help.
--Russell
On 7/17/23
Okay, I've changed my Makevars.win so that it has:
PKG_LIBS = -L. -L${NETICA_LIB} -lNetica
and
all: NeticaDLL
where ${NETICA_LIB} is set to the appropriate lib subdirectory of the
unpacked sources. I'm no longer getting the nm.exe error, so it may be
a bug in ld.exe.
| gcc -shared -s -s
Thanks for the suggestion. In previous versions of the build tools, I
know I needed the .lib files.
I'm also not sure I'm copying the DLL files into the right directory, so
that maybe the linker isn't seeing it. This always confuses me as the
location used to build and compile is (potentiall
vars
So I'm confused. Why is the Makevars -> Makefile conversion assuming
that all targets of $(SHLIB) (or all) are executable files, ignoring the
PHONY declaration?
Also, does the example in the Writing R Extensions manual still work?
--Russell
On 7/14/23 11:14 AM, Ivan Kry
y DLL to `libs/x64`?
2) Is there something that has changed with the mingw tools (nm.exe and
ld.exe) which are changing things?
3) Is there a change on how win32 and win64 variants are handled (I have
both 32 and 64 bit copies of the 3rd party DLL, I just need to move them
to the right places).
T
is licensed under the Artistic license (which
is CRAN compatible), but the 3rd party shared library has a different
license from Netica. Can I distribute RNetica through CRAN or am I
stuck with a github-only distribution.
Thanks for your assistance.
--Russell Almond
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reSQL does:
https://github.com/cran/RPostgreSQL/blob/master/configure.in#L38-L69
Not my proudest moment, but it worked for a few (ten-)thousands of
installations and builds ...
Dirk
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Educational Psychology and Learning Systems
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stall-args switch.
--Russell
On 07/30/2015 04:08 PM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 30/07/2015 2:53 PM, Russell Almond wrote:
I've got a package that uses C code to link R to a third-party library.
I've set up my configure script to take an argument --with-netica
which passes the
es?
I'm having this problem under Ubuntu 14.4 (I think I'm also having the
problem on Mac OS X; I'm not having the problem under Windows, but
mostly because I'm using an environmental variable instead of a
command line argument to pass the location of the 3rd party library.)
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