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You will get a single number, such as 4911, which corresponds to the number in the toolchain tarball name, e.g. rtools42-toolchain-libs-full-4911.tar.zst. So all that is needed is to delete the directory, download the current full toolchain tarball from here and extract it. This can be done from the shell using commands like
These symptoms will be seen again when one accidentally links an incompatible library built for MSVCRT. To fix this, one needs to instead build against libraries built for UCRT. While libraries built for UCRT may become available for download, it is not a good idea downloading them during package installation and see CRAN Repository Policy for restrictions on CRAN.
For transparency, source packages should contain source (not executable code). Using pre-compiled libraries may lead to that after few years the information on how they were built gets lost or significantly outdated and no longer working. Using older binary code may provide insufficient performance (newer compilers tend to optimize better). Also, the CRAN (and Bioconductor) repositories are used as a unique test suite not only for R itself but also the toolchain, and by re-using pre-compiled libraries, some parts will not be tested. Compiler bugs are found and when fixed, the code needs to be re-compiled. Finally, object files (and hence static libraries, particularly when using C++) on Windows tend to become incompatible when even the same toolchain is upgraded. Going from MSVCRT to UCRT is an extreme case when all such code becomes incompatible, and adding support to 64-bit ARM would be another extreme case, but smaller updates of different parts of the toolchain or even some libraries in it lead to incompatibilities. The issues mentioned here are based on experience with the transition to UCRT and Rtools42; all of these things have happened and dealing with the downloads and re-use of static libraries was one of the biggest challenges.
Please note that errors about failed downloads will be displayed even when the package is later sucessfully downloaded from a backup location. The best way to see all has been downloaded correctly is to keep repeating the command as suggested.
One needs first to download the toolchain tarball, a file named such as rtools42-toolchain-libs-base-5038.tar.zst from Rtools42, available here. This tarball includes the libraries and headers, which are needed, and the native compiler toolchain, which is not. We also need to download the cross-compiler tarball, a file named such as rtools42-toolchain-libs-cross-5038.tar.zst.
Please note that to be able to fully reproduce the builds, one also needs exactly the same versions of external software (both executables but also source code for all open-source software that is built into the toolchain libraries). The repositories shown have docker scripts to ensure that the exact versions used are recorded and the process is reproducible from scratch. Also, MXE uses backup download locations for software libraries. However, in case of interest in fully reproducing the builds, it is adviced to do that rather soon, when the external software will most likely still be downloadable, and keep copies for later use.
The R studio I have in my university computer gives me an error when I try to download different packages, whereas when I'm with my laptop in the university server, I don't get this error. Because of this, I don't think that there is some kind of a proxy/server problem. 153554b96e
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