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    Creating an R package with C++ and Armadillo code (video)

    Here I explain how to create an R package with C++ and Armadillo code. I am aware that most R users use Windows, so I start by installing R and the RTools (required to compile C++ code), and then I show you how to use the package template I provide with armadillo4r.
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    December 26, 2025

    Here I explain how to create an R package with C++ and Armadillo code. I am aware that most R users use Windows, so I start by installing R and the RTools (required to compile C++ code), and then I show you how to use the package template I provide with armadillo4r.

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