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## By means of this file you can (also) provide default values for the
## configuration process.  To set variables, uncomment the VAR=DEFAULT 
## lines and set DEFAULT according to your needs.
## See etc/Renviron.in for further variables you may wish to set.

## The command used to spool PostScript files to the printer.
## If unspecified, the system will look for either 'lpr' or 'lp'.
## R_PRINTCMD=lpr

## The paper size for the local (PostScript) printer.
## It must either be left blank or set to one of 'a4' or 'letter'.
## If left blank the system will use 'a4'.
## R_PAPERSIZE=a4

## Set the default behavior of R when ending a session
## Set this to one of '--save' or '--no-save' depending whether you
## want automatic saving of '.RData' or not.
## Note that this applies to interactive and batch use, 
## but NOT to the utility R CMD BATCH 
## (which defaults to --save irrespective of this setting)
## R_BATCHSAVE=

## The command which runs the C compiler.
## If unspecified, a search is made for gcc and cc (in that order).
## To override this choice, specify the name or path of the command
## which runs the compiler, for example 'c99'.
## It is also necessary to set the architecture here, e.g. 'gcc -m32'.
## If this is a wrappwr it should pass on --version to the real compiler.
## CC=

## Debugging and optimization options for the C compiler.
## Use this to specify CFLAGS for the version of the C compiler
## specified above.
## If unspecified, defaults to '-g -O2' for gcc, 
## and '-g' in all other cases except icc (for which see R-admin.html).
## Be wary of aggressive settings such as -ffast-math, -Ofast and
## -Werror (which is likely to cause configure to fail).
## CFLAGS=

## Ditto for a compiler that supports C17 features and not C23 ones.
## For example, 'CC17=gcc -std=gnu17', omit -Wstrict-prototypes from C17FLAGS.
## With LLVM clang may even want -Wno-strict-prototypes.
## It is assumed that this uses the same runtime library as CC, so the
## latter can be used to link the code it generates.
## Default to CC and CFLAGS with any -std options removed, then
## -std=gmu117 appended to CC.
## If your compiler is so old as to not support C17, select C11 or even C99
## by e.g. 'CC17=gcc -std=gnu11'
## CC17=
## C17FLAGS=

## Ditto for a compiler that supports C23 features.
## For example 'CC23=clang-15 -std=gnu2x'
## Eventually -std=gnu23 will be supported and preferred.
## Default to CC and CFLAGS with any -std options removed, then
## -std=gmu2x appended to CC.
## CC23=
## C23FLAGS=

## Ditto for a compiler that follows the C90 or C99 standard.
## For example 'CC99=gcc -std=gnu99'
### Default to CC and CFLAGS with any -std options removed, then
## -std=gmu90 or gnu99 appended to CC.
## CC90=
## C90FLAGS=
## CC99=
## C99FLAGS=

## Defines for C compilation.
## Use this to specify defines to be used in the compilation of R,
## DEFS=

## The following additional CFLAGS to be used only in the main
## compilation and only in building shared objects respectively.
## For example, on some systems one needs 'MAIN_CFLAGS=-pg' when
## profiling.
## MAIN_CFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CFLAGS=

## Header file search directory ('-IDIR') and any other miscellaneous
## options (such as defines) for the C preprocessor and compiler.
## If unset defaults to '-I/usr/local/include', with '-I/sw/include'
## prepended on systems using Fink with root '/sw'.
## CPPFLAGS=

## The command which runs the Fortran compiler.
## Used for both fixed-form and free-form Fortran
## If this is a wrappwr it should pass on --version to the real compiler.
## FC=

## Options for the Fortran compiler.
## Use this to specify comilation flags for fixed-form Fortran.
## FFLAGS=
## Ditto for free-form Fortran.
## FCFLAGS=
## If just one of these is set, it is used for both.
## If both are unspecified, defaults to '-g -O2' for gfortran, 
## otherwise '-g' if this is accepted, otherwise ''.
## Use these if the compiler needs flags such as --free, -qfixed and
## cannot determine which from the source-file extension.

## macros for compiling by Fortran (for use in Makefiles)
## SHLIB_FCLD=${FC}
## Unlike SHLIB_CXXLDFLAGS, SHLIB_FCLDFLAGS is never additional
## SHLIB_FCLDFLAGS=${SHLIB_LDFLAGS}

## Additional libraries needed to link a shared object with FC,
## e.g. on x86 Solaris
## FCLIBS_XTRA=

## Options for safe compilation under the Fortran compiler.
## Use this to specify FFLAGS for the version of the compiler specified
## above, using as accurate a result as possible, e.g. no optimization
## or using -ffloat-store.
## SAFE_FFLAGS=

## The following additional FFLAGS to be used only in the main
## compilation and only in building shared objects respectively.
## For example, on some systems one needs 'MAIN_FFLAGS=-pg' when
## profiling.
## MAIN_FFLAGS=
## SHLIB_FFLAGS=

## The command to be used to load the main R binary.
## This is usually the C compiler, but the automatic
## choice can be overridden by means of this variable.
## MAIN_LD=

## The flags which are necessary for loading main program which will
## load DLLs at runtime.  HP-UX and Linux-elf are examples of platforms
## which use this.  Those platforms are already taken care of by
## configure, and anything set here will be in addition unless MAIN_LD
## is given.
## For example, one can set flags for profiling here.
## MAIN_LDFLAGS=

## Any special flags which must be used when compiling C code to be
## turned into a shared object.  This is typically something like
## '-fpic' or '-fPIC'.  If this variable is left unspecified an attempt
## is made to automatically detect the correct value.
## CPICFLAGS=

## The following variable can be used to provide any PIC flags for the
## Fortran compiler.  If this variable is left unspecified an
## attempt is made to automatically detect the correct value.
## FPICFLAGS=

## The following variable can be used to provide any PIE flags for the
## Fortran compiler.  Currently only needed when using gfortran on
## Linux in conjuunction with a default build of clang 15 where it needs
## to be set to -fPIE: configure tries that value if unset.
## FPIEFLAGS=

## The command to be used to create shared objects which contain object
## files from a C or Fortran compiler only.  This is usually the C
## compiler or 'ld', but the automatic choice can be overridden by means
## of this variable.
## SHLIB_LD=

## Any special flags which are required by the linker when creating
## shared objects containing object files from a C or Fortran
## compiler only.  This is usually automatically detected by configure,
## and anything set here will be in addition unless SHLIB_LD is given.
## SHLIB_LDFLAGS=

## ditto for a dynamic library: DYLIB_LDFLAGS defaults to SHLIB_LDFLAGS
## DYLIB_LD=
## DYLIB_LDFLAGS=

## The appropriate 'lib' dir, normally 'lib', but 'lib64' on Linux on
## x86_64, mips64, ppc64, sparc64, s390x but not ia64 (except Debian
## and derivatives).
## LIBnn=

## Path ('-L'), and any other miscellaneous options for the linker.
## '-L' options set here will be prepended to LD_LIBRARY_PATH (or its
## system equivalent) at run time.
## If unset defaults to '-L/usr/local/lib', with '-L/sw/lib' prepended
## on macOS systems using Fink with root '/sw'.
## On some Linux 64-bit systems its default is -L/usr/local/lib64.
## If LIBnn is set it defaults to -L/usr/local/$LIBnn.
## LDFLAGS=


## The command which runs the C++ compiler.
## This is optional, for use in packages.
## If not specified, configure
## uses the values of the environment variables 'CXX' or 'CCC' if set,
## and then looks under the names 'c++', 'g++', 'CC' and more OS-specific
## names (from autoconf).
## If this is a wrappwr it should pass on --version to the real compiler.
## CXX=

## Options for the C++ compiler.
## CXXFLAGS=

## Any special flags which must be used when compiling C++ code to be
## turned into a shared object.  If this variable is left unspecified
## an attempt is made to automatically detect the correct value.
## CXXPICFLAGS=

## Option to specify the default C++ standard, 
## e.g. -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11
## CXXSTD=

## The command to be used to load shared objects which contain object
## files from the C++ compiler.  This is usually the C++ compiler/linker,
## but the automatic choice can be overridden by means of this
## variable.  (Include $(CXXSTD) if set.)
## SHLIB_CXXLD=

## Any special flags which are required when creating shared objects
## containing object files from a C++ compiler.  This is usually
## automatically detected by configure, and anything set here will be in
## addition unless SHLIB_CXXLD is given.
## SHLIB_CXXLDFLAGS=

## Not used by R but configure can fail to find it, so set to
## "$CXX -E" if it does.
## CXXCPP=

## Tcl/Tk settings.
## Use TCLTK_LIBS for all '-L' and '-l' options needed for linking
## against the Tcl and Tk library.
## TCLTK_LIBS=
## Use TCLTK_CPPFLAGS for all '-I' options needed for finding the tcl.h
## and tk.h headers.
## TCLTK_CPPFLAGS=

## Browser default
## Default setting for the R_BROWSER env variable
## If unset configure searches in turn for (currently)
## firefox mozilla galeon opera xdg-open kfmclient gnome-moz-remote open
## and uses the full path of the first it finds.
## R_BROWSER=

## BLAS and LAPACK settings
## Use BLAS_LIBS for all '-L' and '-l' options needed for linking
## against an external BLAS implementation.
## BLAS_LIBS=
## Use LAPACK_LIBS for all '-L' and '-l' options needed for linking
## against an external LAPACK implementation.  
## Note that (see R-admin) that our main intention is to allow a
## LAPACK-containing BLAS to be used, so this is rarely needed, and
## it is not used if the BLAS already contains LAPACK.
## LAPACK_LIBS=

## Make name or path
## Set this if you want to use a make by another name.
## For example, if your GNU make is called 'gmake', use 'MAKE=gmake'.
## MAKE=

## Tar name or path
## Set this to prefer a tar which has the capability to automagically
## read compressed archives.  The default is to choose 'gtar' or
## 'gnutar'(normally GNU tar) then 'tar'.
## Note that 'bsdtar' (from the libarchive project) is known to create
## archives in a non-POSIX format that other tars and untar() cannot
## read, so should be avoided.
## TAR=

## Dynamic library path
## This is be default created from libraries added to LIBS.
## Used for DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH on macOS and LD_LIBRARY_PATH elsewhere.
## Allow user to override.
## R_LD_LIBRARY_PATH=

## C++11 compiler, optional for use in packages.
## Introduced in R 3.1.0
## The command which runs the C++11 compiler: defaults to $(CXX), but
## empty if that (plus standard) cannot compile the tested C++11 code.
## CXX11=

## The 'standard' for the C++11 compiler, which is invoked as
## $(CXX11) $(CXX11STD) for both compiling and linking DSOs/DLLs.  
## '-std=gnu++11' and '-std=gnu++0x' are tried in turn by configure.
## followed by '-std=c++11' and '-std=c++0x'
## CXX11STD=

## Analogues for the C++11 compiler: default to the settings for C++
## CXX11FLAGS=
## CXX11PICFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CXX11LD=
## SHLIB_CXX11LDFLAGS=

## C++14 compiler, optional for use in packages.
## Introduced in R 3.4.0
## The command which runs the C++14 compiler: defaults to $(CXX11), but
## empty if that (plus standard) cannot compile the tested C++14 code.
## CXX14=

## The 'standard' for the C++14 compiler, which is invoked as
## $(CXX14) $(CXX14STD) for both compiling and linking DSOs/DLLs.  
## '-std=gnu++14' and '-std=gnu++1y" are tried by configure, also
## '-std=c++14' and '-std=c++1y"
## CXX14STD=

## Analogues for the C++14 compiler: default to the settings for C++11
## CXX14FLAGS=
## CXX14PICFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CXX14LD=
## SHLIB_CXX14LDFLAGS=

## C++17 compiler, optional for use in packages.
## Introduced in R 3.4.0
## The command which runs the C++17 compiler: defaults to $(CXX14), but
## empty if that (plus standard) cannot compile the tested C++17 code.
## CXX17=

## The 'standard' for the C++17 compiler, which is invoked as
## $(CXX17) $(CXX17STD) for both compiling and linking DSOs/DLLs.  
## '-std=gnu++17' and '-std=gnu++1z" are tried by configure, also
## '-std=c++17' and '-std=c++1z"
## CXX17STD=

## Analogues for the C++17 compiler: default to the settings for C++14
## CXX17FLAGS=
## CXX17PICFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CXX17LD=
## SHLIB_CXX17LDFLAGS=

## C++20 compiler, optional for use in packages.
## Introduced in R 4.0.0
## The command which runs the C++20 compiler: defaults to $(CXX17), but
## empty if that (plus standard) cannot compile the tested C++20 code.
## CXX20=

## The 'standard' for the C++20 compiler, which is invoked as
## $(CXX20) $(CXX20STD) for both compiling and linking DSOs/DLLs.  
## '-std=gnu++20' and '-std=gnu++2a" are tried by configure, also
## '-std=c++20' and '-std=c++2a"
## CXX20STD=

## Analogues for the C++20 compiler: default to the settings for C++17
## CXX20FLAGS=
## CXX20PICFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CXX20LD=
## SHLIB_CXX20LDFLAGS=

## C++23 compiler, optional for use in packages.
## Introduced in R 4.3.0
## The command which runs the C++23 compiler: defaults to $(CXX17), but
## empty if that (plus standard) cannot compile the tested C++23 code.
## CXX23=

## The 'standard' for the C++23 compiler, which is invoked as
## $(CXX23) $(CXX23STD) for both compiling and linking DSOs/DLLs.  
## '-std=gnu++23' and '-std=gnu++2a" are tried by configure, also
## '-std=c++23' and '-std=c++2a"
## CXX23STD=

## Analogues for the C++23 compiler: default to the settings for C++17
## CXX23FLAGS=
## CXX23PICFLAGS=
## SHLIB_CXX23LD=
## SHLIB_CXX23LDFLAGS=

## Additional libraries to link the internet module against.
## Some claim Solaris needs -lsocket -lnsl
## INTERNET_LIBS=

## Script from texinfo 5.1 or later.
## Usually the full path to texi2any.
## TEXI2ANY=

## Full path to version of curl-config to be used
## CURL_CONFIG=
## Use these to override curl-config if needed.
## Used as from R 3.2.0.
## CURL_CPPFLAGS=
## CURL_LIBS=
## To force a static link use the line below: this is only needed
## if both shared and static libcurl libraries were installed (and
## not guaranteed to work then).
## CURL_LIBS=`curl-config --static-libs`

## Path to the version of pkg-config to be used for locating cairographics,
## and possibly jpeg, libpng and libtiff.
## PKG_CONFIG=
## search path for pkg-config
## PKG_CONFIG_PATH=
## path overriding pkg-config's default search path
## PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR=

## OpenMP settings.
## The configure code is conservative about enabling OpenMP 
## so use can be forced here (or non-use if set but empty).
## For packages (note that SHLIB_OPENMP_CXXFLAGS is for CXX, not
## necessarily for CXX11/14/17/20/23).
## SHLIB_OPENMP_CFLAGS=
## SHLIB_OPENMP_CXXFLAGS=
## SHLIB_OPENMP_FFLAGS=
## For R itself (src/main/array.c and src/library/stats/src/distance.c)
## R_OPENMP_CFLAGS=

## POSIX threads setting
## pthreads is used in src/main/eval.c.  The configure code sees if
## any flag is needed to link to pthread functions (after the OpenMP
## CFLAGS) and if so tries -pthread.  Setting this allows an
## alternative to be tried immediately before -pthread.
## PTHREAD_OPT=

## Visibility settings
## Allow user to override the configure checks if they know what they
## are doing.
## C_VISIBILITY=
## CXX_VISIBILITY=
## F_VISIBILITY=

## Fortran-C compatibility
## The C type used (if any) by Fortran to pass 'hidden' character lengths.
## Often size_t (unsigned int or long, or long long in Win64)
## configure tests if size_t works (which it does on gfortran < 8
##   where int is used).
## Allow user to override the configure checks if they know what they
##   are doing (the value is unchecked).  Empty values are ignored.
## FC_LEN_T=size_t

## C Stack Direction
## In case optimization defeats the configure test: 'down' (the usual) or 'up'
## R_C_STACK_DIRECTION=

## Commands which might need to be set for LTO builds
## Typical values for LTO are gcc-ar, gcc-nm and gcc-ranlib
## AR=
## NM=
## RANLIB=
##
## The LTO macro, defaulting to -flto
## Could be e.g. -flto=8 for GCC or -flto=thin for clang.
## LTO= 
## Ditto for the Fortran compiler, defaulting to the value of LTO.
## LTO_FC= 
##
## Flags for linking with LTO in addition to $(LTO), e.g. to
## parallelize ThinLTO or to change linker such as -fuse-ld=gold or
## -fuse-ld=lld (with gcc or clang).
## LTO_LD=

## Programs which configure will look for on the path
## AR
## GETWD=pwd
## A BSD-compatible install program or script:
## tries ginstall scoinst install and falls back to tools/install-sh
## INSTALL
## LN_S="ln -s"
## MAKE
## Tries less more page pg in turn
## PAGER
## PAPERCONF
## Tries pkg-config then pkgconf
## PKG_CONFIG
## RANLIB
## REALPATH
## Tries gtar gnutar tar
## TAR
## XMKMF
## R_BZIPCMD=bzip2
## R_GZIPCMD=gzip
## looks for lpr then lp
## R_PRINTCMD
## tries firefox mozilla galeon opera xdg-open kfmclient gnome-moz-remote open
## R_BROWSER
## tries acroread acroread4 xdg-open evince xpdf gv gnome-gv ggv
##   okular kpdf open gpdf kghostview
## R_PDFVIEWER
## R_TEXI2DVICMD
## R_UNZIPCMD=unzip
## R_ZIPCMD=zip

## Tries ginstall-info install-info
## INSTALL_INFO
## KPSEWHICH
## MAKEINDEX
## PDFLATEX
## PDFTEX
## TEXI2ANY
## TEXI2DVI

## The exception, looked for in /usr/xpg4/bin before the path
## SED=sed