[Rcpp-devel] List of uniform_int_distribution objects

[aakremena at aol.com]

Hi everybody,

   1. I am trying to create an Rcpp list, each of whose elements contain an uniform_int_distribution object.

   2. My understanding is that since an uniform_int_distribution object is a non-SEXP one, I need to create a specialization of wrap() first.

   3. To this end, I am using the following (sample) piece of code:

#include <RcppCommon.h>
#include <random>
namespace Rcpp {
  template <> SEXP wrap(const std::uniform_int_distribution<int> &d);
} 
#include <Rcpp.h>
using namespace Rcpp;

// [[Rcpp::export]]
Rcpp::List List_of_Distributions() {
  Rcpp::List DISTR(2);
  std::uniform_int_distribution<int> dist_1(0, 5);  std::uniform_int_distribution<int> dist_2(0, 6);
  DISTR[0] = Rcpp::wrap(dist_1);  DISTR[1] = Rcpp::wrap(dist_2);

  return DISTR;
}

/*** R
List_of_Distributions()
*/

   4. The compilation fails with a message

Error in dyn.load("/var/folders/12/bqytpkx93w97r3s3_h9q9k_00000gn/T//Rtmpm2tVkx/sourcecpp_f9e75ec42b87/sourceCpp_220.so") : 
  unable to load shared object '/var/folders/12/bqytpkx93w97r3s3_h9q9k_00000gn/T//Rtmpm2tVkx/sourcecpp_f9e75ec42b87/sourceCpp_220.so':
  dlopen(/var/folders/12/bqytpkx93w97r3s3_h9q9k_00000gn/T//Rtmpm2tVkx/sourcecpp_f9e75ec42b87/sourceCpp_220.so, 6): Symbol not found: __ZN4Rcpp4wrapINSt3__124uniform_int_distributionIiEEEEP7SEXPRECRKT_
  Referenced from: /var/folders/12/bqytpkx93w97r3s3_h9q9k_00000gn/T//Rtmpm2tVkx/sourcecpp_f9e75ec42b87/sourceCpp_220.so
  Expected in: flat namespace
 in /var/folders/12/bqytpkx93w97r3s3_h9q9k_00000gn/T//Rtmpm2tVkx/sourcecpp_f9e75ec42b87/sourceCpp_220.so

   5. I am working on OS X Mavericks and use clang-omp compiler

Can somebody possibly direct me to what I may be doing wrong here.  Apologies if the question seems too basic to you.

Thank you in advance.

Anguel



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