[R-SIG-Mac] New intel based laptops
Jan de Leeuw
deleeuw at stat.ucla.edu
Thu Jan 19 19:38:31 CET 2006
Well, the iMac's are already shipping. We are waiting for
several things: improvements in the Intel compiler
sequence (it compiles all of R, but there are linking and
runtime problems) and for Apple to update gfortran in
its CVS and make it compile on Mactel (although it is
optimistic to hope this will happen any time soon). My
guess is there a usable R in a month.
On Jan 19, 2006, at 09:58 , Sean Davis wrote:
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>
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> On 1/19/06 12:33 PM, "Jan de Leeuw" <deleeuw at cuddyvalley.org> wrote:
>
>> Both Simon and I have working versions of a native R -- Simon may
>> also have a fat binary. We use both gcc/gfortran and the beta
>> versions of the Intel compilers. Things are not smooth yet because
>> the Intel compilers are pretty beta and don't know about bundles,
>> while gfortran must be gobbled together from various bits and pieces.
>
> Just curious, but what will it take to get R on macintel stable?
> What are
> the limiting factors and when will those limiting factors disappear,
> particularly since the new laptops are SUPPOSED to ship next
> month? Just
> curiosity....
>
> Sean
>
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