R help - Nov 2009 - Build recommended packages from source under Windows

Hello,
>From the date time stamps I see that not only do I have the results of the
build in 'gnuwin32/front-ends' but I can also see the time stamps have
changed in the main bin directory so I assume that the result of 'make all
recommended' also copies the results there.
Now on to the packages. I was interested in following the flow of 'stl'
so I added the following lines to stl.f in src/library/stats/src.

      do i=1,n
        write(*, '(a,2f8.3)') 'stlfts1 ', x(i), trend(i)
      end do

This is in the function stlfts. But when I execute the following 'R'
code from the R console:

d <- stl(nottem, "per")

I don't see any output. Is there another version without the print
statements that is getting executed?

Thank you.

Kevin

See the manual Writing R Extensions, Section 6.5.1: Printing from FORTRAN


Best wishes,
uwe Ligges


rkevinburton at charter.net wrote:
> Hello,
> 
>>From the date time stamps I see that not only do I have the results of
the build in 'gnuwin32/front-ends' but I can also see the time stamps
have changed in the main bin directory so I assume that the result of 'make
all recommended' also copies the results there.
> 
> Now on to the packages. I was interested in following the flow of
'stl' so I added the following lines to stl.f in src/library/stats/src.
> 
>       do i=1,n
>         write(*, '(a,2f8.3)') 'stlfts1 ', x(i), trend(i)
>       end do
> 
> This is in the function stlfts. But when I execute the following
'R' code from the R console:
> 
> d <- stl(nottem, "per")
> 
> I don't see any output. Is there another version without the print
statements that is getting executed?
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Kevin
> 
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