noFallbackR: Don't install a fallback version of R
In LTLA/basilisk.utils: Basilisk Installation Utilities
noFallbackR R Documentation
Don't install a fallback version of R
Description
By default, installConda will install a conda-managed R in a new environment,
to provide a fallback for GLIBCXX-mismatch errors in C++-dependent Python packages like scipy.
This cost can be avoided if the version of the C++ standard library used by R is known to be compatible with client environments.
Usage
noFallbackR()
Details
The default value is FALSE in order to provide a fallback when clients observe GLIBCXX errors.
This can be changed by setting the BASILISK_NO_FALLBACK_R environment variable to "1".
Value
Logical scalar providing an answer to the above.
Author(s)
Aaron Lun
See Also
installConda, where this function is used.
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Don't install a fallback version of R
Description
By default, installConda will install a conda-managed R in a new environment,
to provide a fallback for GLIBCXX-mismatch errors in C++-dependent Python packages like scipy.
This cost can be avoided if the version of the C++ standard library used by R is known to be compatible with client environments.
Usage
noFallbackR()
Details
The default value is FALSE in order to provide a fallback when clients observe GLIBCXX errors.
This can be changed by setting the BASILISK_NO_FALLBACK_R environment variable to "1".
Value
Logical scalar providing an answer to the above.
Author(s)
Aaron Lun
See Also
installConda, where this function is used.
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