Problems with crashing R session

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That Makevars.win is for the RcppEigen package, not your R installation as a whole.

That command referenced the same file as the earlier post, which you can verify by trying to run the command again:

readLines("~/.R/Makevars.win")
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Got it.

So the problem may be in the Makevars.win file.

Because the output of the given command is

Error in file (con, "r"): unable to open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In file (with, "r"):
   could not open file 'D: / Users / Carlos Zarzar / Documents / .R / Makevars.win': No such file or directory

Well in summary. I must change the operating system from Windows to Linux which will probably solve my problem, right?

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Hello guys.

Apparently, I believe the problem is really in RStudio because I run (the example is given from Problems with crashing R session) on R-base software (R root) and the stan program works without any crashing RStudio session. And I can say that it runs even faster than RStudio.

Some discussions on the subject can also be found on the Github RStudio forum Rstudio consistently-but-randomly slowing down & crashing when viewing Stan files · Issue #9055 · rstudio/rstudio · GitHub

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I have this issue on all three of my Windows laptops. I’ve found no solution so far except to restart R after each run (.rs.restartR())

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I am having the same problem in Windows 10.
There was no Document/.R folder and no Makevars.win file.
I created these items manually and then ran
cat("\n CXX14FLAGS += -O3", file = M, sep = "\n", append = FALSE)
However rstan my script still crashed the session in RStudio.
Running from RGui it gets further but still crashes eventually.
The rstan example runs fine.

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Maybe running on Linux will help. Also, I believe Stan will be more efficient.