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Installation failed R version 3.3.1, python36, Windows 7 #13
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@JVAdams I was having similar issues, but then removed my Python installation and installed from the Anaconda distribution and everything worked. I don't know enough about the differences, but the Anaconda distro does seem to have more DLLs and such that are probably referenced in the install. |
Hello, could you tell me how to edit the configure.win? I have the issue to find an editor to edit it.Thanks. |
You can open |
I tried doing it with Anaconda3 (after uninstalling python3.6) and got the same error as above after editting the configure.win file to read: #!/bin/sh echo 'PKG_LIBS=-LC:/Users/pholzer/AppData/Local/Continuum/Anaconda3/libs -lpython36' > src/makevars.win Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong here? Does it have anything to do with how Windows 7 (32-bit) strangely uses the '\' symbol for paths rather than the '/' symbol? Would I need to reinstall Anaconda3? @cjgb What version of Windows did you use for installing it? |
@ReportMort Which version of Anaconda did you install, and what did your configure.win file read ? |
I installed with Anaconda 2. I don't remember exactly what my configure.win looked like, but I think it was something like this:
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I edited the configure.win file ...
Then I tried to install rPython-win from within R
Below is a screenshot showing the names of the files in the
libs
folder.Can you see what I am doing wrong?
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