def _installpkgs(args, **kwargs):
'''
Runs the R script that does package/installation and testing.
If we are running in a binary graalvm environment, which is indicated
by the GRAALVM_FASTR environment variable, we can't use mx to invoke
FastR, but instead have to invoke the command directly.
'''
script = _installpkgs_script()
if _graalvm() is None:
return mx_fastr.rscript([script] + args, **kwargs)
else:
return mx.run([_graalvm_rscript(), script] + args, **kwargs)
def _installpkgs(args, **kwargs):
'''
Runs the R script that does package/installation and testing.
If we are running in a binary graalvm environment, which is indicated
by the GRAALVM_FASTR environment variable, we can't use mx to invoke
FastR, but instead have to invoke the command directly.
'''
script = _installpkgs_script()
if _graalvm() is None:
return mx_fastr.rscript([script] + args, **kwargs)
else:
return mx.run([_graalvm_rscript(), script] + args, **kwargs)
def _installpkgs(args, **kwargs):
'''
Runs the R script that does package/installation and testing.
If we are running in a binary graalvm environment, which is indicated
by the FASTR_GRAALVM environment variable, we can't use mx to invoke
FastR, but instead have to invoke the command directly.
'''
if kwargs.has_key('env'):
env = kwargs['env']
else:
env = os.environ.copy()
kwargs['env'] = env
script = _installpkgs_script()
if _graalvm() is None:
_ensure_R_on_PATH(env, join(_fastr_suite_dir(), 'bin'))
return mx_fastr.rscript([script] + args, **kwargs)
else:
_ensure_R_on_PATH(env, os.path.dirname(_graalvm_rscript()))
return mx.run([_graalvm_rscript(), script] + args, **kwargs)