Jason Roberts wrote:
> Hi Laurent,
>
>> The libR is used as a shared library.
>> Under win32, and AFAIUI, that should translate as using an unbound DLL
>> (otherwise the same version of libR will be required) and hold as long
>> as the names used from the symbol table presented by libR.so do not
Hi Laurent,
> The libR is used as a shared library.
> Under win32, and AFAIUI, that should translate as using an unbound DLL
> (otherwise the same version of libR will be required) and hold as long
> as the names used from the symbol table presented by libR.so do not
change.
> In the case it doe
Laurent,
Thank you very much for the reply.
> I am not certain of which way the risk probability stand (compile each
> time, or compile once and hope for the best). Time will tell.
So rpy2 does not require recompilation every time R is released? How is it
binding to R then? (I have not looked at
Jason Roberts wrote:
> Laurent,
>
> Thank you very much for the reply.
>
>> I am not certain of which way the risk probability stand (compile each
>> time, or compile once and hope for the best). Time will tell.
>
> So rpy2 does not require recompilation every time R is released? How is it
> bin
Jason Roberts wrote:
>
> Greetings rpy2 developers,
>
>
>
> I am the primary developer of an open source Python package called
> Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools
> (http://code.env.duke.edu/projects/mget). These tools perform various
> jobs that are useful to marine ecologists. Many of the t
