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See our pro products in action. Since you didn't get any error while installing it, it means that it went through. When you load the package it checks more things and as you can see, one of those checks fails with IMHO informative error.
With time those things will become more obvious. And by the way, I'm not sure this comment is correct. As far as I can tell, this has nothing to do with Mac or any OS, for that matter. Hi, I desperately need help with Rcmdr installing. I've followed your indications, I've installed the package called "data.
Thank you so much Ps I'm italian, "provo" stands for "trying" and "errore" stands for "error". The attempt to install data. Before trying to fix that, though, you might try installing the binary already compiled version that's available — it's not that much older than the source version. To try this, run:. Hi, I have the same issue but installing teh binary package is not working.
Three pf my other colleagues having Macs have also tried and still not working. Rstudio 1. Error is: C stack usage is too close to the limit. I presume this means a function is being called recursively until the stack overflows. After this error, the R session aborts. When I say "Start New Session", the new one aborts on its own after a minute. I tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling both R and RStudio, but the problem is still there. Trying to give any command at the RStudio console causes the temporary hang that ends with the C stack usage error being displayed and the R Session aborting.
Running R directly with the RGui works completely fine. Does this only occur when you attempt to navigate to certain directories, or all directories? Hello Kevin, As I say in the update I just made to my original post, I have now found that any command given in the RStudio console window causes the hang, error message, abort behavior. Running R directly using RGui works fine. Update: I have two other Windows 10 machines running the same versions of R and RStudio that are not having the problem.
I would imagine the problem setting is either in the registry or in the environment variables, but I would appreciate some suggestions on exactly what to look for. Are you able to run a diagnostics report on the affected machine?
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