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...naries in R-devel windows snapshot 78175 > I just tested this and as far as I can tell there are no missing > files. Are you sure there isn't a local problem with your system > permissions or antivirus that is removing the files? You're quite right--- my apologies. I've been Cylanced (without it having the politeness to actually tell me, grrrr). I tried again with the 78172 build that you used, and the two dot-exe files are there immediately after installation--- but 10 minutes later they're gone. One question below about the md5 stuff, though: > Try to verify the md5...

...s and as far as I can tell there are >> no missing > files. Are you sure there isn't a local >> problem with your system > permissions or antivirus that >> is removing the files? >> >> You're quite right--- my apologies. I've been Cylanced >> (without it having the politeness to actually tell me, >> grrrr). I tried again with the 78172 build that you used, >> and the two dot-exe files are there immediately after >> installation--- but 10 minutes later they're gone. One >> questio...

...ot 78175 > > > > I just tested this and as far as I can tell there are no missing > > files. Are you sure there isn't a local problem with your system > > permissions or antivirus that is removing the files? > > You're quite right--- my apologies. I've been Cylanced (without it having the politeness to actually tell me, grrrr). I tried again with the 78172 build that you used, and the two dot-exe files are there immediately after installation--- but 10 minutes later they're gone. One question below about the md5 stuff, though: > > > Try to verify...

The "r-devel snapshot build" 78175 on Windows--- a dot-exe installer--- seems to be missing a couple of files in its bin/i386 folder: Rterm.exe and Rgui.exe. Both are present in its bin/x64 folder (and in the i386 folder for current R). NB the lack of i386/Rterm.exe affects even the x64 version, since package installation seems to use it for testing loadability under both architectures