Closed ivlachos closed 6 years ago
Still haven't found a way to work around it
So this was way harder to work out than it should have been! They seem to
have changed how one is "meant to" have .stan code in a package. Previously
it was done using cleanup
(which was a bit of hack), now the idea seems
to be using src/Makevars
. I've changed the package structure to this
newer design and it installs correctly from github for me. Please let me
know if this works for you - sorry this took so long!
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Thank you David! I'll give it a spin and let you know. Congrats on the PI position!
It installed and seems to be working!
Thanks
Hi David,
I have a working rstan installation on a RHEL 7 server.
devtools::install_github("davidaknowles/suez") returns:
Modules.cpp:3:30: fatal error: include/models.hpp: No such file or directory
include "include/models.hpp"
compilation terminated. make: *** [Modules.o] Error 1 ERROR: compilation failed for package ?suez?
Any ideas?