Updated (2nd time) : I added a note about removing the “-g” flags in the “Makevars” file once everything works correctly. In the vendoring post I refined what to include to compile and explicitly imported specific headers for doubles (i.e., numeric vectors) and matrices excluding calls to lists, strings and others. Also, if we include “cpp11.hpp”, then we don’t need to call “doubles.hpp” and “matrix.hpp”, therefore I simplified the example here and just included “cpp11.hpp” to build the package. I modified this post and the repository to do the same here for consistency. Updated : In a posterior post about a more advanced C++ option called vendoring I used the convention that functions with names ending in underscore are “development” functions and those without it are “end-user” functions.

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