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system.file("include", package = "BH") returns empty string #94
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Do a That said, why did you think Anyway, if this is handed down from In any event this is not an issue of the CRAN package BH where you filed the issue but with the (trying to be helpful) Debian package |
Sorry for filing the issue here rather than Debian/Ubuntu bug trackers, I wasn't sure which was the most appropriate. It's obvious in hindsight.
This is how I knew that |
It is kinda the other way around:
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Thank you very much for the explanation Dirk. |
My apologies if I've missed something obvious.
I'm using RStan on several Debian and Ubuntu machines, and have installed the
r-cran-stan
andr-cran-bh
packages withapt
. RStan complains that boost cannot be found and that I should install BH. It seems this is because Rstan sets its optionboost_lib <- system.file("include", package = "BH")
and this directory doesn't exist. I either have to manually setboost_lib
to "/usr/include/boost", or create an "include" directory:Should the Debian/Ubuntu
r-cran-bh
package automatically create the above symlink when it is installed?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: