That is where we will put the R functions for our package. Go to your Files tab in RStudio and you should see several files populated like this: You will now name your package – I’ve innovatively called this one package – and select Create Project: It should install successfully this time.Select a new directory as desired, and specify R Package, as shown in the following screenshot: When you have completed the install, try installing your R package again.

Remove your existing install if necessary and reinstall In the Linux Installation Guide for Revolution R Enterprise. configure -prefix=$ LIBR='-lpthread' || exitĪfter making this change, proceed with a new install of Revolution R 7.4 following the installation steps outlined To the 'configure' line so it looks as follows: Edit this script with a text editor and add the flag: In 7.4 we provide a script to compile and install base R to customers, Installing to /shared/shape_tier3/common/conf/R/library_7.3/PReMiuM/libs SolutionĪ workaround for now is to wait for Revolution R 7.4. If you see a line that includes a reference to ' build r package

Their are a few R packages available on CRAN that need statically linked R libraries that are part of base R to install successfully.

Build r package