Did you solve the problem ?
I cannot think of what could be obviously happening on your machine
(especially since you have other machines with which everything is
working fine).
L.
Sebastian Z.urek wrote:
>> Did you compile R with --enable-R-shlib ? (I should have started there,
>> I suppose).
> Did you compile R with --enable-R-shlib ? (I should have started there,
> I suppose).
Yes, this flag is enabled. (I should have starded with all R configure
options provided, I suppose :D I've used only the two:
--prefix=/home/sebzur/R_2.8.1 and --enable-R-shlib)
Without --enable-R-shlib rpy2
Sebastian Żurek wrote:
(...)
Did you compile R with --enable-R-shlib ? (I should have started there,
I suppose).
If you are not sure, what gives
ls /home/sebzur/R_2.8.1/lib/R/lib
(...)
> Can the Rdynload compiling problem be related to my issue?
>
Likely not (those warnings are around for eve
> Keep this thread on the list, please. Someone else with the same problem
> in the future may find it helpful.
The last e-mail was supposed to be send to this list, but it accidentally
went to Laurent private e-mail (I've attached the full context is at the
bottom of this message)
>What woul
I can guess that you are using R-2.8.1 from the path in the error
messate, but version numbers for Python and rpy2, and the OS you are
using, would be nice to have.
This might be caused by mixing R versions. What do return the following
shell commands:
which R
R --version
L.
Sebasti
Hi! I've got the following problem and I can not find the reason:
During the rpy2.robjects import, the dyn.load can not load the libs, the error
output is:
>>> import rpy2
>>> import rpy2.robjects
Error in dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...) : unable to load shared
library '/home/sebzur/R_2
