I reported this already before, but not yet as an official bug, but the
latest rpy release in combination with Python 2.5 and Numpy does'nt work
with float32, but it seems to work with float64.
float32 results in unexpected results. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.
Ciao
Vince Fulco wrote:
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Hey,
This what is said in the README file:
To install RPy follow the steps:
(a) First of all, you *must* check that you have built R with the configure
option '--enable-R-shlib', in order to make R as a shared library. If
not, the following steps should be enough:
mak
This version seems to work on my PC (WinXP, python 2.5, R 2.5.1 and
NumPy 1.0.3), so thanks for the good work.
1 problem though, on my pc it seems like python crashes, when I want to
plot a float32 array, while a float64 is no problem. Am I the only one
having this problem?
from numpy import *