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...ed for code development. I've kind of lost track of >> the exact details of what's included in a default installation and >> what's not; I find it easier just to install everything. >> >> Note that on my system (which is still 10.2.8): >> [161]% locate frtbegin >> /usr/local/lib/libfrtbegin.a >> As I understand it, the folks who maintain RAqua binaries for OS X >> tend to not want to use fink, so they suggest getting additional >> resources from other sources. Evidently I did that. >> >> >> The R documentatio...

...ass tacks, and needing to install some R packages, I'm at a roadblock. I'm hoping someone can help. My R is installed from a .dmg, and resides as follows: $ which R /usr/local/bin/R The problem is that I cannot build packages. For example, see the below (which also indicates that libfrtbegin.a is in the /sw directory, i.e. that it was installed by the FINK setup). Does anybody know how I can solve this problem, e.g. how to alter the -L(directory) commands that are employed? (Aside: I looked for a solution on the R archives. Also, I've tried to make my subject-line clear en...

--Apple-Mail-7--233789088 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed Hi Kurt I currently have on my Mac gcc 2.95.2, 3.1, and 3.3 and the corresponding g77 versions as well. R builds fine with the 2.95.2 combo, it also builds fine with gcc 2.95.2 and g77 3.1. But using gcc 3.1 or gcc 3.3 gives the familiar problem that I mentioned before (although