Windows compatibility

[minhdng]

Problem at loading the package

Operating system: Windows 10 Pro 64 bit (10.0, Build 18363)

It seems that some code are written in Unix, thus the Windows compatibility.

[statius]

Yes, it looks like this is a problem with SMDR, which uses the GNU make utility to compile. I believe this is available on Windows (cf. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32127524), but it will need to be installed first.

What concerns me here is that the RunningCouplings package reported a successful SMDR build. This is due to the fact that the code does not throw an exception for a missing make command (i.e., for an error from RunProcess rather than just a nonzero exit code from make).

[statius]

See #3.

[minhdng]

make installed through MinGW with PATH set up, but still reporting error while compiling SMDR.

It seems like there are other compatible places in the code.

[statius]

Yes, it looks some of the other Unix utilities will also be necessary, unless you want to edit the SMDR makefile directly.