A preview of Rtools 4.0
summary
Rtools 4.0 adds a full build system and a package manager so Windows compiles use the same toolchain and libraries as Linux/macOS, concretely shipping a MSYS2/mingw Unix-like shell, pacman package manager and mingw gcc toolchains. The project already automates CI builds, publishes binaries to Bintray, and currently maintains ~100 packaged formulas (with an existing archive of ~773 libraries), demonstrated by successful installs of curl and libxml.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21CRAN Packages
- 0:34Maintainer of Windows Installers
- 1:28What is Rtools
- 4:33On System Dependencies
- 5:04The rwinlib Organization
- 7:51Using Rtools 4.0
- 9:40What's included?
- 10:28Using Pacman
- 12:27Pacman Package Formulas for Rtools 4.0
- 13:01Rtools 4.0 Package Format
- 14:58Automatic Building on AppVeyor
- 15:24Automatic Deployment to Bintray
- 16:20The Rtools 4.0 Binary Repository
- 16:48Package is now live!
- 17:54Recap
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