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Rcpp: Seamless R and C++ Integration Synopsis The Rcpp package help to integrate R and C++ via R functions and a (header-only) C++ library. All underlying R types and objects, i.e., everything a SEXP represents internally in R, are matched to corresponding C++ objects. This covers anything from vectors, matrices or lists to environments, functions and more. Each SEXP variant is automatically mappe
First off, a disclaimer: I use Rcpp all the time. In fact, when (having been renamed by the time from Rcpp) RcppTemplate had already been orphaned and without updates for two years, I started to maintain it under its initial name of Rcpp (under which it had been contributed to RQuantLib). That was about a year ago, and I have made a couple of incremental changes that you can find documented in the
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