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Expand Up @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Until this issue is fixed in Julia (see https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issue

### Other methods

If you have installed R by some other method (e.g. building from scratch, or files copied but not installed in the usual manner), which often happens on cluster installations, then you may need to set `R_HOME` or your `PATH` as described above before running `Pkg.build("RCall")` in order for the build script to find your R installation. RCall requries R to be installed with its shared library. It could be done with the flag `--enable-R-shlib`, consult your server administrator if see if it was the caase.
If you have installed R by some other method (e.g. building from scratch, or files copied but not installed in the usual manner), which often happens on cluster installations, then you may need to set `R_HOME` or your `PATH` as described above before running `Pkg.build("RCall")` in order for the build script to find your R installation. RCall requries R to be installed with its shared library. It could be done with the flag `--enable-R-shlib`, consult your server administrator to see if it was the case.

For some environments, you might also need to specify `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`
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