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1999 Jul 02
1
R-0.64.2 is released (well, mostly)
...lex x.
o new global variable R.version.string (for plots & reports).
Deprecated version & Version for new R.version & R.Version.
o R CMD Rd2dvi has builtin "Usage" help and works for multiple files.
Useful for automatic reference manual of a package.
(doc/manual/lib2tex is more efficient for installed packages, however).
BUG FIXES
o power() is now fully implemented and documented.
o A couple of problems with group generic operations.
o A bug which meant that it was not possible to add elements
to zero length lists in the obvious way ha...
1999 Jul 02
1
R-0.64.2 is released (well, mostly)
...lex x.
o new global variable R.version.string (for plots & reports).
Deprecated version & Version for new R.version & R.Version.
o R CMD Rd2dvi has builtin "Usage" help and works for multiple files.
Useful for automatic reference manual of a package.
(doc/manual/lib2tex is more efficient for installed packages, however).
BUG FIXES
o power() is now fully implemented and documented.
o A couple of problems with group generic operations.
o A bug which meant that it was not possible to add elements
to zero length lists in the obvious way ha...
1998 Nov 06
1
DEC alpha INSTALLATION R-0.62.4
...tc/INSTALL
creating etc/Makeconf
creating etc/REMOVE
creating etc/Rdconv
creating etc/Rdindex
creating etc/Rman2Rd
creating etc/SHLIB
creating etc/Sd2Rd
creating etc/build-help
creating etc/help.pretty
creating etc/html2dos
creating src/front/R.sh
creating demos/dynload/Makefile
creating doc/manual/lib2tex
creating src/appl/Makefile
creating src/graphics/Makefile
creating src/main/Makefile
creating src/nmath/Makefile
creating src/unix/Makefile
creating src/include/Platform.h
R is now configured for alpha-dec-osf4.0
Source directory: .
Installation directory: /usr/local
C compiler:...
1999 Jun 09
4
packages with FORTRAN code
Recent sensible changes to the dynload mechanism have made an old
problem resurface: how should we deal with packages which contain
Fortran code and may need to be linked against additional libraries
such as -lf2c?
The current consensus is that extra Fortran libraries maybe needed are
handled via the make variable FLIBS, and that `-lf2c' or `-lg2c' are
added by default if g77 is used.