package ocaml-r
Module type OCamlR.EnvironmentSource
Environment is the type of a module containing all necessary informations and data in order to set up the R interpreter properly.
This is the name of the first argument of argv for R. Mandatory, otherwise libR.so segfaults immediately.
Other command line options passed to the libR.so library when initialising R.
If set to false, asks R not to install its signal handlers. I've been experiencing weird issues with R signal handlers, since, for instance, a SIGSEGV is sometimes caught by libR.so, and R then asks whether or not you want to save your workspace, et ceteræ... By default, set to false.
These are environment variables that needs to be set before initialising the R interpreter. In the Standard module, these values are determined when the binding itself is compiled.
Packages loaded on startup. If set to None, load the usual standard library. Otherwise, if set to Some p, load packages p in place of the standard library. In the Standard module, this is set to Some [].