Closed CarmenTamayo closed 10 months ago
I experienced the same issue when I was first trying to install Rcpp packages. It's an issue with your c++ toolchain installation. Maybe this thread might help https://github.com/stan-dev/cmdstanr/issues/790.
In essence, just delete the /usr/local/include
folder.
Thanks James, so it's similar to #63 - could you help @CarmenTamayo (and me) with how you deleted the directory safely?
You can run cd ~
then rmdir /usr/local/include
in the terminal.
If you can't find the folder directly, you can hit Cmd + Space
and enter /usr/local/include
in the finder. Open the folder, move one directory up, and move the include
folder to the bin.
Thanks - we've done this and it still doesn't install, so perhaps this is a different issue, will look into it
This issue has the same cause of Boost incompatibility with Clang 15 (and further, Clang 16; see this issue on {BH}) as in issue #119. The Xcode release notes say this can be resolved by re-enabling the use of std::unary_function
and std::binary_function
, but this seems hacky and I will ask for feedback on this before using that as a fix.
Fixed by #129
When installing
epidemics
using this command:pak::pak("epiverse-trace/epidemics")
, I get the following error, pasting it here in case it happens to other users as well: