Use an explicit vector rather than R_alloc in sample #1075
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As discussed in #1074, the behavior of
R_alloc()seems to be less than ideal, and a simple replacement of anIntegerVectorinstantiation appears to help in two places.Checklist
R CMD checkstill passes all tests