Finishing up work porting custom functions to bring in cpp over to only using Rcpp::sourceCpp(). This has advantages in that it is the standard and most common way of bring in cpp function into R and also allows the user to create functions that call functions when defining the loglikelihood and logprior.
One complicating factor is that the cpp file must include a linking function to create the pointer used in the MCMC. To aid new users a cpp file template (see cpp_template()) is now included.
BREAKING: previous scripts using the 'cpp_function_get() approach will no longer work.
Vignettes and inference checks have also been updated
Finishing up work porting custom functions to bring in cpp over to only using
Rcpp::sourceCpp(). This has advantages in that it is the standard and most common way of bring in cpp function into R and also allows the user to create functions that call functions when defining the loglikelihood and logprior.One complicating factor is that the cpp file must include a linking function to create the pointer used in the MCMC. To aid new users a cpp file template (see
cpp_template()) is now included.BREAKING: previous scripts using the '
cpp_function_get()approach will no longer work.Vignettes and inference checks have also been updated