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…and MacOs the current version of gcc and will update it, EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE this has not been tested yet.
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updateGfortran <- function() { |
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@mnneely What do you think about this function name?
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It seems like the underscore is becoming the convention for naming variables, functions, etc. in R?
updateGfortran <- function() { | |
update_gfortran <- function() { |
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Ok 👍
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Should it have a prefix? like PMupdate_gfortran?
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Here's a nice coding convention reference. As you can tell, I developed things a long time ago. I would not suffix items as op.1 now. I would call it op_1.
https://www.r-bloggers.com/🖊-r-coding-style-guide/
Now we are supporting install_gfortran in both Mac and windows, linux would be a little bit harder because the commands will depend on the package manager the user is using. I also included the script to remove the gfortran installation from the system. but I'm not sure how to proceed. should we also uninstall choco/brew ? @mnneely |
The removal is to remove other gfortran installations? I don't think we need to remove choco/brew. |
No, I was thinking about the user that want to uninstall all the dependencies pmetrics uses to setup gfortran |
So install gfortran, but then remove choco/brew. But then they won’t be able to update gfortran.
I guess we could warn them of that fact...
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…and MacOs the current version of gcc and will update it, EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE this has not been tested yet.
…port /w styles also if they dont have pmetrics installed (remote execution)
fixed bug if >1 output equation
Goal: provide the user with the possibility of update gfortran within Pmetrics.
This should close #4