@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The `libmagic` library must be installed on *nix/macOS and available to use this
While the package was developed using the 5.28 version of `libmagic` it has been configured to work with older versions. Note that some fields in the resultant data frame might not be available with older library versions. When using the function `magic_wand_file()` it checks for which version of `libmagic` is installed on your system and provides a suitable `magic.mgc` file for it.
The package also works on Windows but it's a bit of a hack because, well, _Windows_. The Windows version makes two `system2()` calls and relies on Rtools being installed and `file.exe` being available on the Windows `PATH`, so it's sub-optimal at best. Help to get it working in C would be greatly appreciated.
The package also works on Windows but it's a bit of a hack because, well, _Windows_. The Windows version makes two `system2()` calls and relies on `Rtools` being installed and `file.exe` being available on the Windows `PATH`, so it's sub-optimal at best. Help to get it working in C would be greatly appreciated. Windows folk can go [here](https://github.com/stan-dev/rstan/wiki/Install-Rtools-for-Windows) to find out more info on `Rtools`.
@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The `libmagic` library must be installed on \*nix/macOS and available to use thi
While the package was developed using the 5.28 version of `libmagic` it has been configured to work with older versions. Note that some fields in the resultant data frame might not be available with older library versions. When using the function `magic_wand_file()` it checks for which version of `libmagic` is installed on your system and provides a suitable `magic.mgc` file for it.
The package also works on Windows but it's a bit of a hack because, well, *Windows*. The Windows version makes two `system2()` calls and relies on Rtools being installed and `file.exe` being available on the Windows `PATH`, so it's sub-optimal at best. Help to get it working in C would be greatly appreciated.
The package also works on Windows but it's a bit of a hack because, well, *Windows*. The Windows version makes two `system2()` calls and relies on `Rtools` being installed and `file.exe` being available on the Windows `PATH`, so it's sub-optimal at best. Help to get it working in C would be greatly appreciated. Windows folk can go [here](https://github.com/stan-dev/rstan/wiki/Install-Rtools-for-Windows) to find out more info on `Rtools`.