Does anybody have rsruby gem running on snow leopard?
to get rsruby working, you need to install R with --enable-R-shlib. So
you need to install from source. When I try that I find that mac os x
cannot compile fortran code. To do so, I tried installing gfortran.
Then reinstalling R, but R still cannot compile its fortran files via
gfortran (possibly the gfortran is not compatible with SL either?).
So has anyone figure out how to do the install of R on SL and then
gotten rsruby to work? If so, any pointers would be appreciated...
if not I guess I have to wait until a fortran compiler falls from the
sky.
Thanks,
Tim
I have it working (just verified)... I didn't install from source IIRC and yesterday I installed the latest R. I think you just want to point rsruby at /Library/Frameworks/R.framework and you're golden.
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On Dec 4, 2009, at 20:00 , timr wrote:
Does anybody have rsruby gem running on snow leopard?
to get rsruby working, you need to install R with --enable-R-shlib. So
you need to install from source. When I try that I find that mac os x
cannot compile fortran code. To do so, I tried installing gfortran.
Then reinstalling R, but R still cannot compile its fortran files via
gfortran (possibly the gfortran is not compatible with SL either?).
So has anyone figure out how to do the install of R on SL and then
gotten rsruby to work? If so, any pointers would be appreciated...
if not I guess I have to wait until a fortran compiler falls from the
sky.
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for responding.
So you installed R with the precompiled R for mac os X that comes with
its own installer? http://cran.r-project.org/bin/macosx/
Could you please tell me what combination of program versions you are
running?
mac os 10.6.2 ?
R version 2.10.0 ?
ruby version 1.9.1p0?
rsruby version ?
that would be helpful.
Thanks,
Tim
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On Dec 4, 8:09 pm, Ryan Davis <ryand-r...@zenspider.com> wrote:
On Dec 4, 2009, at 20:00 , timr wrote:
> Does anybody have rsruby gem running on snow leopard?
> to get rsruby working, you need to install R with --enable-R-shlib. So
> you need to install from source. When I try that I find that mac os x
> cannot compile fortran code. To do so, I tried installing gfortran.
> Then reinstalling R, but R still cannot compile its fortran files via
> gfortran (possibly the gfortran is not compatible with SL either?).
> So has anyone figure out how to do the install of R on SL and then
> gotten rsruby to work? If so, any pointers would be appreciated...
> if not I guess I have to wait until a fortran compiler falls from the
> sky.
I have it working (just verified)... I didn't install from source IIRC and yesterday I installed the latest R. I think you just want to point rsruby at /Library/Frameworks/R.framework and you're golden.
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for responding.
So you installed R with the precompiled R for mac os X that comes with
its own installer? http://cran.r-project.org/bin/macosx/
Could you please tell me what combination of program versions you are
running?
mac os 10.6.2 ?
yes
R version 2.10.0 ?
yes
ruby version 1.9.1p0?
no, I'm running stock ruby, so 1.8.7 something
rsruby version ?
whatever the latest gem is
when I installed the gem, I did have to have this set: