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error: ‘isLongjumpSentinel’ is not a member of ‘Rcpp::internal’ #900
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I have no clue. @eddelbuettel does this look familiar to you? |
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Does the installation of sf require any minimal version of Rcpp ? Currently I am using Rcpp version 0.12.17 |
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Why? That's four months old, two releases behind and not what CRAN uses. As for compilers: I generally have newer compilers around. Even MinGW uses 4.9.3. It should work with 4.8.* but you never know. Also understand that Rcpp does not require or enforce C++11 (though it may use C++11 features whne present and older Also, current Rcpp does have |
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If a certain minimal version of Rcpp is required, then you could also just mention this, when describing the dependencies in the README.md file. |
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There may be more to this. A friend just reported a similar error (with a different client package) against Rcpp 1.0.0. I still have never seen it, not seen a test fail so I am still scratching my head. If we learn more I report it here. |
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For completeness, what was your compiler version? |
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@eddelbuettel : I used GCC 4.8.2. After upgrading Rcpp to version 1.0.0, compiling sf worked. |
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Good to know. I double checked on our side, the symbol is "open" and conditional so I was unsure. Good this is fine then and I am the other issue gets sorted out too. |
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I just ran into this. I'm unfamiliar with the R packaging system but if a minimal version of Rcpp is required then it seems sensible to specify it in the DESCRIPTION as it is currently open.
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Hi,
I am trying to install the sf package, using GDAL 2.2.3, PROJ 4.9.3 and GEOS 3.6.2. When installing the package, I get some errors regarding the RCpp package:
I am using GCC 4.8.2. According to https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html, already GCC 4.8.1 was feature complete with regards to the C++11 specification, therefore the error should not be related to the C++11 standard.
Best regards
Sam
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