enhancementgood first issue
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Description
RIR is implemented as a shared library (e.g. librir.so) that GNU R loads, along with rir.R which defines the R functions for the RIR API. (See the rir/tools/R load script.)
Imagine the following work flow:
- I start GNU R with RIR loaded, and hack on some code.
- I realize that I need to make a change to RIR, so I edit the C++ files and recompile.
- But to use those changes, I have to close the current R session and restart, losing my work.
It would be nice if I could force a reload of librir.so (or whatever the extension is on macOS), or have something that does it automatically, or have something trigger a RIR build and reload.
Our current approach of using environment variables might not work, maybe take a look at how our test infrastructure loads with dyn.load(librir.so) and sys.source('rir/R/rir.R').
Or maybe we should use the "save current workspace" feature more frequently.