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It looks like test-zzzz-rxUse.R builds a package around a model. Is that a necessary test? It fails on Windows 10.
(The underlying question is that I'm uncertain of why rxUse() exists. And the next question is if/how we should test it.)
rxUse()
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rxUse allows rxode2 models to be packaged as libraries of pre-compiled models, like this:
rxUse
rxode2
https://github.com/nlmixrdevelopment/rxModels
So if you compile a roxde2 model (not ui at this point) then you can save it and the build process will compile and link against rxode2
roxde2
So... building a package does make sense in this case, It think.
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Ah, okay. That makes sense. The test succeeds on Linux but fails on Windows. I'll look into it a bit more, but I may end up skipping it on Windows.
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It looks like test-zzzz-rxUse.R builds a package around a model. Is that a necessary test? It fails on Windows 10.
(The underlying question is that I'm uncertain of why
rxUse()
exists. And the next question is if/how we should test it.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: