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2010 Sep 23
1
strange behaviour of callNextMethod in S4 methods
...PSource")
att.put.nc(nc,variable,"oporig","NC_CHAR",object at oporig)
callNextMethod(nc,variable,o)
}
)
there is no more an error.
Why does my "object" disappear?
Thanks to all.
Harold
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Harold PETITHOMME
Equipe Donn?es et Outils de Pr?vision (DPREVI/COMPAS/DOP)
M?t?o France - Direction de la Production
42, avenue G. Coriolis.
31057 Toulouse Cedex
France
Tel : (33/0)5.61.07.82.85
Fax : (33/0)5.61.07.86.09
E-mail : harold.petithomme at meteo.fr
2012 Apr 06
1
Compatibility problem with R-2.9.0 and R-2.14.0
...ink",...)
which causes no problem.
Is it possible to use R-2.14.0 family objects on prior R versions ?
I may have missed some note in R changes but tried some research at least.
Many thanks for help.
Kind regards,
Harold
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Harold PETITHOMME
Equipe Donn?es et Outils de Pr?vision (DPREVI/COMPAS/DOP)
M?t?o France - Direction de la Production
42, avenue G. Coriolis.
31057 Toulouse Cedex
France
Tel : (33/0)5.61.07.82.85
Fax : (33/0)5.61.07.86.09
E-mail : harold.petithomme at meteo.fr
2017 Jul 21
0
Problem with mclapply in package parallel
...icc: command line warning #10121: overriding '-std=gnu99' with '-std=c99'
Linkin' : icc -std=gnu99 -shared -L/usr/local/lib64 -o parallel.so init.o rngstream.o fork.o
Running : mclapply's simple example under R-3.2.5
Thank you for advice or discussion.
Kind regards,
Harold Petithomme
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Harold PETITHOMME
Equipe Donn?es de Pr?vision (DPREVI/COMPAS/DOP)
M?t?o France - Direction de la Production
42, avenue G. Coriolis.
31057 Toulouse Cedex
France
Tel : (33/0)5.61.07.82.85
Fax : (33/0)5.61.07.86.09
E-mail : harold....
2008 Jan 25
0
Passing string arguments to C code, call to .C, R memory allocation for character vectors
Hello R-ill world!
My problem : I obtain a segmentation fault when passing a character
argument to a C function, compiled in a shared object and loaded by
dyn.load.
1. As manuals (and overall "Writing R extensions ") don't seem to
mention it or I failed to find the info, could someone explain to me
what is exactly happening when R allocates memory for character vectors?