The error on ARM and non-ARM builds:
installing *source* package ‘talib’ ...
** this is package ‘talib’ version ‘0.9-0’
** package ‘talib’ successfully unpacked and MD5 sums checked
** using staged installation
Configure for {talib} v0.9-0
[0;34mBuild-step: [0m Checking for [0;34mR_HOME [0m [ [0;32mOK [0m]
[0;34mBuild-step: [0m Compiling C-program with R CMD SHLIB [ [0;32mOK [0m]
[0;34mBuild-step: [0m Compiling TA-Lib program with system headers [ [0;33mFailed [0m]
[0;31mBuild-error: [0m
CMake not found on PATH==========================================================================
Install CMake:
Linux:
Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y cmake
Fedora/RHEL/CentOS: sudo dnf install -y cmake
Arch: sudo pacman -S --needed cmake
openSUSE: sudo zypper install -y cmake
macOS:
Homebrew: brew install cmake
MacPorts: sudo port install cmake
Alternatively download the installer: https://cmake.org/download/
After installation, restart the shell or add CMake to PATH
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ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘talib’
* removing ‘/Volumes/Builds/packages/big-sur-arm64/results/4.5/talib.Rcheck/talib’
The fix is to fallback on autoconf from the original configure-file on UNIX, or use the old configure from 4a65234 which used autoconf and libtools.
Update: It might not be necessary to change the build-chain (From 'Writing R Extensions'):
A complication is that on macOS cmake (where installed) is commonly not on the path but at /Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake. One way to work around this is for the package’s configure script to include
if test -z "$CMAKE"; then CMAKE="`which cmake`"; fi
if test -z "$CMAKE"; then CMAKE=/Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake; fi
if test -f "$CMAKE"; then echo "no 'cmake' command found"; exit 1; fi
and for the second approach to substitute CMAKE into src/Makevars. This also applies to the ancillary command ctest, if used.
The error on ARM and non-ARM builds:
The fix is to fallback on autoconf from the original configure-file on UNIX, or use the old configure from 4a65234 which used autoconf and libtools.
Update: It might not be necessary to change the build-chain (From 'Writing R Extensions'):
A complication is that on macOS cmake (where installed) is commonly not on the path but at /Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake. One way to work around this is for the package’s configure script to include
and for the second approach to substitute CMAKE into src/Makevars. This also applies to the ancillary command ctest, if used.