Dirk Eddelbuettel and Romain Francois, with contributions by
Simon Urbanek and David Reiss; based on code written during
2005 and 2006 by Dominick Samperi
R/C++ interface classes and examples The Rcpp library maps
data types betweeen R and C++, and includes support for R types
real, integer, character, vector, matrix, Date, datetime (i.e.
POSIXct) at microsecond resolution, data frame, and function.
Transer to and from simple SEXP objects is particular easy.
Calling R functions from C++ is also supported.

C++ code can be 'inlined' by using the 'inline' package which will
create a C++ function and compile, link and load it given the
'inlined' character argument which makes C++ integration very
easy.

Several examples are included.

Dirk Eddelbuettel and Romain Francois, with contributions by
Simon Urbanek, David Reiss and Douglas Bates; based on code
written during 2005 and 2006 by Dominick Samperi

R/C++ interface classes and examples The Rcpp library maps
data types betweeen R and C++, and includes support for R types
real, integer, character, vector, matrix, Date, datetime (i.e.
POSIXct) at microsecond resolution, data frame, and function.
Transfer to and from simple SEXP objects is particular easy.
Calling R functions from C++ is also supported.

C++ code can be 'inlined' by using the 'inline' package which will
create a C++ function and compile, link and load it given the
'inlined' character argument which makes C++ integration very
easy.

Several examples are included.

R/C++ interface classes and examples The Rcpp library maps
data types betweeen R and C++, and includes support for R types
real, integer, character, vector, matrix, Date, datetime (i.e.
POSIXct) at microsecond resolution, data frame, and function.
Transfer to and from simple or complex SEXP objects is made
easy thanks to automatic conversion made possible by C++
template conversion. Calling R functions from C++ is also
supported.

C++ code can be 'inlined' by using the 'inline' package which will
create a C++ function and compile, link and load it given the
'inlined' character argument which makes C++ integration very
easy.

Several examples are included, and over 150 unit tests provide
addtional usage examples.