Porting PCDCON to R? [Software]

posted by yjlee168 Homepage – Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2012-07-31 23:13 (4557 d 23:33 ago) – Posting: # 9009
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(edited on 2012-08-01 00:18)

Dear ElMaestro,

Another great idea. However, PCDCON was designed as a kind of interactive program. Unless we know what choice is for each step from user after dataset is uploaded, shell-execution of the program on local machine seems impossible to implement (your Step 2).

How about this way: Porting PCDCON to R. Since PCDCON has included major FORTRAN subroutines (codes), it seems possible to convert these FORTRAN subroutines into DLL as one of R libraries (packages). Then user can easily call/assess these PCDCON functions from R script. However, I wonder we can do that, unless we can get permission from Dr. Gillespie first. Bad idea, uh? Never mind.
ref.:
  1. Using external compilers with R: Using Fortran with R in Windows
  2. Writing R Extensions, 5.5. Creating shared objects. p.99-100

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