The 'where' command is unfortunately not part of Windows XP per
default. As the following blog post suggests, downloading the Visual
Studio SDK (free) and setting up environment paths may, however,
enable the 'where' command on your system. Beware that I have not
tested this claim, and you could end up wasting a lot of time..
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http://www.informit.com/guides/content.aspx?g=dotnet&seqNum=525
The alternative is of course to accept that auto-configuration did not
work, and perform a manual configuration instead. To do so, go through
the following steps:
(1) Download the source code of the package (compressed as .tar.gz)
(2) Extract the archive to a folder
(3) Setup the Localsys.txt file within
(4) Compress folder back to an archive
(5) Install this file from R
More details are found in the userguide. The userguide and the source
code of the package, can be found as featured downloads on
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http://rmosek.r-forge.r-project.org/
The tedious manual installation is a Windows problem only. On Linux
and MacOS, R supports the 'configure.vars' argument in the
'install.packages' command which can be used to specify the location
of MOSEK, otherwise searched for by auto-configuration. Hopefully,
this argument will be supported on Windows too some day.
Kind regards,
Henrik Alsing Friberg