Dirk Eddelbuettel
Dirk Eddelbuettel
Good news: with the recently updated packages we have now cleared four out of nine tasks: - bsvars 3.0.1 passes, thanks @donotdespair ! - quadrupen 0.2-12 passes, thanks @jchiquet !...
@pcarbo `fastTopics` version 0.6-186, now on CRAN, also passes so thank you!
@aalfons @innir -- confirmed! Many thanks for the prompt updates!
RcppArmadillo 14.0.0-1 is now on CRAN. Big thanks again to everybody for their very prompt and diligent help in making this happen.
Have a look at the [currently open issues](https://github.com/PMassicotte/gtrendsR/issues) -- your is almost surely a duplicate, and cannot be reproduced as you did not include sample data.
Packages that write toml include (at least) - [configr](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/configr/index.html) - [tomledit](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/tomledit/index.html) so write support here is not as critical as it was.
Sound of a broken record: I am still not a fan of macros. How about if you pick one algo you really like and want to use from source level,...
I like the last commit a lot better. BTW, and I just want to float this here for discussion, I have of course a preference for C++ over plain old...
(Maybe better than a screenshot is a simple `autoplot(res)` (or whatever the handy microbenchmark result plotter is called).)
I had a quick look at what I do in RcppRedis, and it is basically just one header add to its src/Redis.cpp (and LinkingTo in DESCRIPTION) and then basically whevever...