- UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER FOR MAC OS X
- UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER INSTALL
- UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER FULL
If you get an error about a missing symbol then you have the wrong combination of R and JAGS.
UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER INSTALL
If you installed the R-3.1.1-snowleopard.pkg version of R then you need to install JAGS-SnowLeopard-3.4.0.dmg.If you installed the R-3.1.1-mavericks.pkg version of R then you need to install JAGS-Mavericks-3.4.0.dmg.To make it work, you need to have the right combination of R and JAGS: The rjags package for Mavericks is now available from CRAN. Both binary packages can be downloaded from the files page. There is a separate binary for older Mac OS X releases (Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion).
UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER FOR MAC OS X
Thanks to Matt Denwood, we now have a binary distribution of JAGS 3.4.0 for Mac OS X Mavericks. There is also a new dedicated thread on the JAGS help forum for installation on macOS, so please post any issues you may have here:
UNTOUCHED MAC OS X MAVERICKS INSTALLER FULL
The compilation script needed to build JAGS for full binary compatibility with R is also provided under this directory for reference: this will be updated whenever needed either due a change in JAGS or in the build system for R for macOS. The universal version is identical to the official binary (except for a small change in the startup message for JAGS when run from the command line), but can be more easily downloaded and installed using an automated script. A new subdirectory is now provided at that contains pre-compiled arm64/x86_64/universal binaries in. To do this, just by run install.packages(c(“rjags”,”runjags”)) from R as usual.Īn alternative installation mechanism is also now provided that may be useful for automated installation on dedicated test/build machines. If you already have JAGS installed either at /usr/local or /opt/R/arm64 (as will be the case for some M1 users) then the installer will remove these before creating a single installation at /usr/local – this means that you may need to reinstall rjags and runjags after running the new JAGS installer. The installer is also now signed and notarized using Apple’s Developer Program.
This means that you don’t need to worry about which system you have when installing JAGS: the same binary will work with any computer running macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later, and is fully compatible with both versions of the official R build for macOS (currently R-4.2.0.pkg and R-4.2.0-arm64.pkg). The major change is that the binary now runs natively on both intel (i.e.
We therefore recommend that all macOS users install this version.` Although there are no changes in JAGS itself from version 4.3.0, there are some changes to the way in which JAGS is compiled and the package installer is built for macOS. A universal binary of JAGS 4.3.1 for macOS is now available from Sourceforge.
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