Closed tsotnech closed 5 years ago
Hi tsotnech,
I haven't encountered this problem myself. But, I can think of a few things you might try:
First, you could see whether you can install the package directly as a binary. Try either install.packages("TTR", type="binary")
and see whether it works. Or alternatively, download the binary from the CRAN page directly and using install.packages("path\to\package", repos=NULL)
and see whether that works.
Alternatively, it looks like you're installing on Mac OS X. Do you have the command line developer tools installed? If not, you might try installing them by typing xcode-select --install
from Terminal. I believe they are required for the correct compilation of many packages, so that might help?
If not, currently, I am using R 3.4.1, destiny_2.6.2, TTR_0.23-2, and Mac OS 10.12.6 so those versions all work together.
Hope that helps; Best, Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I have Xcode and I read on TTF GitHub that it might need Fortran compiler on mac, so I installed it as well but didn't help.
However installing the binary package helped. when I was trying to install destiny, it asked me to update TTR and when I updated all, it gave exactly same error. So installing the binary and not updating the TTR was a solution. I could successfully install URD afterwards.
thanks again for your help,
Best, Tsotne
Hi Guys,
I wanted to try URD on my scRNA-seq data. I tried installing it from CRAN or GitHub but I'm always getting an issue that TTR package can't be installed that is an issue to install destiny package and finally URD installation isn't successful.
I tried to install Fortran compiler on mac but it doesn't help with TTR. Currently I'm running R 3.5.1. any help would be appreciated. Worst case scenario I could downgrade my R version, but not sure which version will be supported by all the packages.
Cheers!