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Since a longer time now it is possible to open a DynamicLibrary (dylib, dll, so) in Flutter. Those libraries are written in C or C++.

I've now tried to build a basic dart command line application, compiled it using dart compile exe and tried to load it in my Flutter application using DynamicLibrary.open(), as you would do with the native libraries in C/C++.

I am working on Azure databricks and it's compute server is Ubuntu 18.04. I want to install catboost R package but without internet access because of security reasons. I downloaded github repo of catboost on my MacBook that has internet access and zipped it to upload it to Azure for manual installation. I performed following steps:

1. On catboost installation instructions, libc6-dev is required so I re-installed build-essential by downloading it from this link and uploaded to ubuntu and executed following bash command to make it available: sudo dpkg -i /dbfs/FileStore/tables/build_essential_12_4ubuntu1_amd64.deb

2. Using my Macbook (that has internet), I cloned github repo from here and zipped using MacOS Terminal: tar czf catboost.tar.gz catboost

3. I uploaded catboost.tar.gz to Azure and made available in ubuntu

4. I unzipped it on ubuntu and executed build using: R CMD build /home/catboost_tmp/catboost

5. After build command, I successfully get a zip file: catboost_0.26.tar.gz. I executed following command in R to install catboost:

   install.packages("catboost_0.26.tar.gz", lib = "/databricks/spark/R/lib", type = "source", repos = NULL, verbose = TRUE)

Installation results in following error:

I downloaded and built the wxWidgets library on Ubuntu 21.04 using the following flags:

One of the dependencies of my package is the rgl package. When I try to do a R-CMD-check via Github Actions with the config

Context: I am running a simulation via R that each repetition takes too long and it is memory consuming. Therefore, I need that for every repetition another session in R starts, so that I will not run into memory issues.

My problem: After executing my bash script, I exit from the terminal, the current repetition finishes successfully, but the next one does not start (I am running it on a server via ssh).

What I have done:

compoisson.sh bash script:

I have PyInstaller version 4.0 installed on my system. I am attempting to build a python script using python 3.7.3. This python script imports other python scripts which have their own import statements.

I am building using the command:

pyinstaller --noconfirm --clean script_to_build.py

However, when I run the new binary that is built, I get the following error:

When the file gets built, inside the dist folder there is a Foundation folder with two files, _Foundation.cpython-37m-darwin.so and _inlines.cpython-37m-darwin.so, and yet it's complaining about missing Foundation library. What does this error message mean and how do I fix it?

I am trying to compile FileZilla3 in my Windows system by exactly following this.

In the MSys2 terminal, everything works fine till "Building SQLite"

In "Building wxWidgets", the steps mentioned are:

I wanted to use Nim inside my C# code, and I used this https://www.euantorano.co.uk/posts/nim-with-c-sharp-net/ example with no issue. Okay I said, lets get a string proc working.

I use pyinstaller to pack a exe file.

It can run normally in my computer(Win 10).

But in another person's computer(Win 7),it shows that