Collection of package development tools.
Rebranding my R packages with hexagon stickers.
An R Package Development Pictorial.
Paragraphasing Writing R Extensions, an R package is “directory of files which extend R”. These files have to follow a standard structure: you can’t store everything that suits your fancy in a tarball you submit to CRAN. In this post we shall go through what directories and files can go on CRAN and how to navigate this while shipping everything you want to CRAN and keeping some things in the package source only.
Evaluating Rust as the common denominator of modern development
A consistent C++ and R interface to spdlog. Contribute to eddelbuettel/spdl development by creating an account on GitHub.
Dirk Eddelbuettel, R, C++, Rcpp
Bundling of spdlog for use from R and Rcpp. Contribute to eddelbuettel/rcppspdlog development by creating an account on GitHub.
Recommendations for when you want to submit a package to CRAN.
Your collaborator says to you “I have some code I’d like to distribute to people who will probably work in R most of the time. I don’t write R, but I write C. Can you package this up for me?” so you have a few options: re-write the code in R, package up the C code and make it available in R, or say no. I decided to try out the second of these, and this post details how I achieved that.