[R] Missing dependencies in installing R-base-1.0.0-1
Joseph Brian Adams, Ph.D.
brian_adams at jbadams.com
Fri May 5 16:46:45 CEST 2000
Thanks for all of your help. This is the response that I received
from the LinuxPPC group.
The egcs compiler is now the official gnu compiler. So gcc version
2.95.2 (shipping with LinuxPPC 2000) is actually the egcs compiler.
If you --force the install everything should work fine.
Since the gcc and g77 files are installed, I did an rpm --nodeps ...
and it installed fine.
Brian
>Peter Dalgaard BSA <p.dalgaard at biostat.ku.dk> writes:
>
>> "Joseph Brian Adams, Ph.D." <brian_adams at jbadams.com> writes:
>>
>> > I recently upgraded to LinuxPPC 2000. When I tried to reinstall the
>> > R rpm, I was missing the following dependent files: egcs, egcs-g77,
>> > and libf2c.so.0 Is there an upgrade or a fix to this?
>> >
>> > Brian Adams
>>
>> Er, ... R depends on those packages and files which most likely are to
>> be found on your LinuxPPC CD.
>>
>> What is the problem? That you cannot install R without installing
>> those packages first, or that R installs even with those packages
>> absent and crashes on startup? Either way you need to get the items
>> installed.
>
>Oh, I think I get it now: they changed the compiler suite for the new
>version? We'll be getting that problem on RedHat sooner or later as
>well. What you *really* need is a C compiler, a Fortran compiler and
>the libf2c library, so if you install those[1] it might be possible to
>install R with "rpm -i --force ...". In fact it might even work
>without the compilers until you try installing packages off of the net.
>
>[1] I don't know the LinuxPPC setup, but they would likely be found in
>packages named gcc and g77. I'm not too sure about the f2c item.
>
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