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Re: [igraph] Problem installing igraph 0.4.2
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sloiseau |
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Re: [igraph] Problem installing igraph 0.4.2 |
Date: |
Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:22:11 +0200 (CEST) |
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Many thanks for your help.
> This means that after typing "make", the shell _enters_ the directory
> called igraph-0.4.2, but I don't understand how is this possible,
> since the "make" command should be issues _inside_ the directory
> called igraph-0.4.2.
Ok; I'm quite sure to launch "./configure" then "make" from inside the
directory igraph-0.4.2, but it does (seem to) work only when I launch make
and make install in igraph-0.4.2/src.
> If you only need the C interface (not the Python or the R interface),
> there is a Debian package repository at
> http://cneurocvs.rmki.kfki.hu/packages/binary. You can download the
> .deb packages for the C interface or add this URL to the
> /etc/apt/sources.list file to make sure you get the new versions using
> apt-get update.
I've used it and it works fine. This install only the compiled igraph
library, not the R package isn't it? When I try to install the R package
with:
install.packages("igraph)
It still output the same error message, which seems close to the error
with configure/make: it begins with "cd: src: no file or directory of this
type" (I translate the localized error message).
Is there a way of installing the R package whithout having it trying to
compile the igraph library, if it is an acceptable solution?
Many thanks!
Sylvain