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Hi,there I'm doing some R batch jobs in Unix. Something like R <prog1> output1 --save & R <prog2> output2 --save & prog1 and prog2 are running at the same time and they are essentially same except it contains different parameter values. I was wondering if two processes will affect each other? Hopefully they are two independent jobs. It's a beg...

..., I'll jump in and add it to the code myself, although it will probably take me longer than someone already familiar with the code. Anyway, lets first agree on what such plugin system should look like. I suggest the following simple solution: The sending side, executed with --xmit-plugin=<prog1>, will execute <prog1> for every file in the tree prior to syncing it, with the filename as a param in a manner similar to 'find -exec'. For each file rsync decides to transmit, it will first send a meta-info block, consisting of the output of <prog1> for this file. The rec...

...computations on a Moab cluster. I have written a C++ program and am linking it with R using the .C command - this works correctly. Extracts of the r code (as well as the *.sh file) is included below. I am able to run the code successfully if I remove all of the doMPI commands. i.e. outs=.C("prog1", all of the args ) executes correctly if one uses a loop. When I try and use doMPI i get the following errors: Error in { : task 1 failed - "C symbol name "prog1" not in load table" Calls: %dopar% -> <Anonymous> eg.r code --------------------------------...

In another thread, a user was told to execute: wine 'prog1 prog2' to run them both at the same time. I haven't been able to figure out how to do that with my situation. I tried this wine "'c:/Program Files/wdisplay/WeatherD.exe' 'c:/Program Files/ Google/adwords_editor.exe'" but got this: wine: cannot find ''c:/...

...tation to > bad programming to me. It's needed when comparing, say, the time to convergence (if at all) of various iterative processes, for each of a few hundred simulated values. For example one wants basically function(data){ summary<-rep(NA,1000) for(i in 1:1000){ results1<-prog1(data[i]) results2<-prog2(data[i]) . . . summary[i] <- f(results1,results2,...) } summary } where prog1, say, can sometimes fail fatally, for certain data values. The *object of the exercise* is to find out what values cause program i to crash but program j to run ok. One can u...

Hi, Thanks for your patch, Huang. It looks good to me. Just one comment: can you write a testcase, similar to the others used for linker script testing, with your example? Alternatively, you can modify lld/test/elf/linkerscript/sections-with-wildcards.test to test your case. This will make your patch complete and ready for commit, and will ensure we do not regress on this bug if this code is ever

Hello, Usually if I want to run R code from another program, I generate an R script and run R BATCH. However, I have been wanting to access R's command line from another program. In other words, I want the std output from another program to feed into R (command line). Is there any way to do that? I would also like to collect R's response using std input. Thanks

Hi R Help list I'm looking to visualise US foreign aid 1946-2009 and I have the dataset for this. The trouble is it's a bit too complex and I need to simply it I want to merge all of the rows with the same country together and add up the individual totals to make one total figure per country per year Below is an example of the kind of data. The real dataset has 2447 rows and covers 63

I installed wine on my desktop running ubuntu 10.04. All was working fine until I installed battlefield 1942. I had an issue so decided to uninstall wine and try again. When I reinstalled wine, I get no Programs item in the menu. I can browse to the folder when browsing the c drive. I started to uninstall BF1942 to try again and had a power cut during the process. Is there any way to completely

...As with last year, for New Year I would like to list the top 10 features I would like to see in R. The first three are the most important. 1. Scripting With this feature it would be possible to call R like this as a filter: R -f myprog.R infile1.txt infile2.txt > outfile.txt or prog1 | R -f myprog.R | prog2 making it convenient to replace many instances of awk/perl/batch with R. This could also be used by R itself to eliminate dependence on perl and UNIX tools in the package building scripts. There are workarounds already but we need something that works smoot...