[R] R installation problems...

[Diego Kuonen]

Dear all

I already posted this problem to r-help in mid-decembre; see

  http://www.r-project.org/nocvs/mail/r-help/2000/3876.html

But, up to now it did not manage to get R properly working.

I reinstalled R-1.0.0, R-1.1.1 and R-1.2.0 from scratch, and 
always run into the same error message:

  ...
  [Previously saved workspace restored]

  now dyn.load(/usr/R/lib/R/library/ctest/libs/ctest.so)..
  >R_ReplConsole(): before "for(;;)" {main.c}
  Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Note that within each directory (i.e. /usr/R-1.0.0, /usr/R-1.1.1 
or /usr/R-1.2.0) I did the following commands:

   $ ./configure --with-f2c --prefix=/usr/R 
   $ make 

and R was configured with

  Source directory:          .
  Installation directory:    /usr/R
  C compiler:                gcc  -mieee-fp -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -g -O2
  C++ compiler:              c++  -mieee-fp -g -O2
  FORTRAN compiler:          f2c 
  X11 support:               yes
  Gnome support:             no
  Tcl/Tk support:            yes
  R profiling support:       yes
  R as a shared library:     no
 
Before each call of "make install", I cleaned the "/usr/R" directory. 
Each time I used the command

  $ /usr/R/bin/R

I even tried to install the RPMS and SRPMS, but I always get the same
error message :-(

There's sth. strange going on and I would appreciate any help.

Greets

  Diego

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