
# This tells Rstudio which R to use as defaultĮxport RSTUDIO_WHICH_R=/Users/hansolo/R-stuff/bin/R-devel/bin/R This makes it accessible by just using R in theĪlias R="/Users/hansolo/R-stuff/bin/R-devel/bin/R" The alias will look like, # R release version i.e latest release branch, use absolute paths bashrc or whatever shell you are using on your machine. Once R-studio is installed, and you have manually compiled R, you have to create an alias for your R-studio in your. # Then check the built system works correctly by
#Xcode gfortran for mac os x
darwin_idģ2-bit for Mac OS X 10.4 or higher, 64-bit for Mac OS X 10.5 or higherįor Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or higher Most people should be having OS-X Snow leopard or higher. One thing to keep in mind is the version of OSX being run, i.e take note of the binaries you download from.
#Xcode gfortran install
These steps help you install binaries of these programs without having to compile them from scratch.
#Xcode gfortran update

#Xcode gfortran archive
Download the appropriate archive by clicking on the RStudio 1.0.136 - link for your OS. To install RStudio, visit the RStudio download page. Note in particular the use specification of libraries (the lib prefix) and the use of the -dev version. Many of these are installed as dependencies of r-base-dev other common examples include the xml and curl libraries sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev When installing source packages, it may be necessary to have access to the -dev version of various system libraries. It is therefore convenient to install the -dev version of R. On Linux one usually needs to install R packages from source, and R package source often contains C, C++, or Fortran code requiring a compiler and -dev versions of various system libraries. On debian-based systems, the easiest way to install R is through a package manager manager, run under an administrator account. NOTE: See distribution-specific instructions for additional detail.
