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October package fixes #498

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October package fixes #498

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@mjkallen mjkallen commented Mar 3, 2020

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We replace R_alloc with a macro that just invokes malloc(), but
malloc() has a return type of void*, while R_alloc has a return type
of void*.
As far as I can tell the object argument has no effect on
dispatch!

That is:

NextMethod('[')
NextMethod('[', 'foobar')
NextMethod('[', stop('foooo!'))

Are equivalent.
Also, change platform name to linux-gnu. I'm not sure what this
is used for, but Renjin's toolchain behaves more like linux-gnu than
mingw32.
This value is expected by the nlme package and perhaps others.
The package may look for the file via the methods package or
otherwise.
Renjin has modelled attributes as a map for some time. This
makes sense to me, but in fact there appears to be a fair
bit of code that relies on attribute order.
'Binary' format is a deprecated serialization format that uses
native byte order. XDR format uses big-endian order on all platforms.
This help us achieve byte-for-byte compatibility with GNU R 3.5.3
serialization.
This help us achieve byte-for-byte compatibility with GNU R 3.5.3
serialization.
* Default row.names for a data.table are actually stored as an
  integer vector, not a character vector.
* They are only converted to character strings when accessed via
  the row.names() function.
@mjkallen mjkallen requested a review from akbertram March 3, 2020 16:06
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LGTM!

@akbertram akbertram merged commit 7bc3365 into master Mar 3, 2020
@mjkallen mjkallen deleted the package-fixes-oct branch March 6, 2020 12:02
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