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People's valiant efforts to sort out CODA aside, the burning question remains: has anybody made any headway with restart()? or any other way (and there may well be better) of trapping `fatal' errors from calls within a function. Simon Fear =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= r-help mailing list -- Read

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Martin's reply to Jean-Francois' question is pretty complete, but I suspect what JF and other new users want is 'how to transfer the *whole* of my Splus .Data (or _Data on PC) workspace into R' rather than just certain functions/data. In correspondence some months ago Peter Dalgaard and I came up with Splus: > dump(objects(),"dumpfile") R: >

Martyn, you write > I don't think restart() is necessary - it just seems like an invitation 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){

Can anyone spot the problem here. Following is an edited script of the install session. The gist is: * syntax error in original src/main/dotcode.c Easily remedied (or at least, such that compiles without error message ... ) change line 449-450 (two lines preceding return) #ifdef HAVE_F77_UNDERSCORE if(PRIMVAL(op)) { *q++ = '_'; *q = '\0'; #endif }