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Compilation failing for FLash #6

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tjclifford opened this issue Sep 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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Compilation failing for FLash #6

tjclifford opened this issue Sep 14, 2017 · 3 comments

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@tjclifford
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build-FLash.log.txt
Good day.
I'm trying to install FLR, and all the packages installed except FLash and FLBRP; FLash got compile errors, and FLBRP failed because its dependency FLash could not be installed.
I have Rtools installed (v3.4, I believe), I have c:\Rtools.... in my Windows 7 Pro PATH, (although the 64-bit tools directory is in my path prior to the 32-bit directory, and I've noticed the build tries to use the
32-bit version of Rtools to build FLash.
Could it be I will need to put the 32-bit version in my path before the 64-bit version (or just put the 32-bit version in PATH and not the 64-bit version) ?
I've attached the log from the FLash build with this message.
Thank you for all the work you did on FLR.

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tjclifford commented Sep 15, 2017

build-FLash3.log.txt
Well, I tried the 64-bit compiler and libs in rtools, and got the same 'undefined reference' errors as with the 32-bit. Missing .o files somewhere ?
The Flash gz file I have is FLash_2.5.8.tar.gz.

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Flash will only compile in 32 bits, so you need to have only the 32 bit Rtools and 32 bits R in your path. I have just compiled it successfully in Windows 7 with R 3.4.1 32 bits. Let me know if it works this way.

There is a new package, still in beta, which does only work for 64 bit, using Rcpp, https://github.com/flr/FLasher

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tjclifford commented Sep 15, 2017 via email

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