SWIG R with c++11

[Joseph Wang-4]

Can you e-mail me the log files?  It should be a pretty straightforward matter to make it work with C++11.

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[Peter Caspers-4]

no, it's solved, see my other mail. It only seems that the compiled wrapper
is not generated during the build. Of course I can do it myself
afterwards though.
   Thank you.

Joseph Wang <[hidden email]> writes:

> Can you e-mail me the log files?  It should be a pretty
> straightforward matter to make it work with C++11.

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[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

If it helped, there is an M4 snipped at the GNU autoconf archive which I
brought to the attention of the R Core team too.  If and when they use, we
get a #define header to see if C++11 is available.  Until then, we might as
well toss it into QL's autoconf logic, no?

http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf-archive/ax_cxx_compile_stdcxx_11.html

Dirk

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