[R-sig-DB] sending patches to maintenair and general installation issues

[A.J. Rossini]

For that particular package, I think that we've got an updated version
with a few patches available from the Bioconductor project,

     http://www.bioconductor.org/

since it is used for some of the annotation packages.



joseph speigle <joe.speigle using jklh.us> writes:

> hello list, I am writing about the Rdbi.pgsql package by following
> this link from personal mail with the sourceforge maintener, thk from
> users.sourceforge I hope you can help me with the installation.  I
> can't find a makefile in the download from sourceforge.  Also, there
> are no instructions.  I downloaded from
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/rdbi/ .  I can run configure but
> that's it.  It substitutes its variables in Makevars but there is no
> makefile.  It doesn't mention linking against the R libraries, or
> installation instructions like where to put the module, if it's a
> dynamic module or not.  (these may be in the docs but let me finish)
> Secondly, if I wanted to write up this deficiency and submit patches
> in the future if and when I start working on the project, what would
> be the way to do that and who should I contact?  Is the project being
> maintained, and if so, who is primarily in charge?
>
> joesp
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