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Unfortunately, using the development version didn't change the behavior. R still shuts down, without warning, when I try to load "rstan" via library(rstan). I ran the remove.packages command shown above...

Here's an R session, with session info at the top. R closes, without warning, after invoking the example function at bottom. When I try to load rstan via library(rstan), instead...

Additional info, although I don't know how helpful it will be. I opened the Windows event viewer to see what info showed, and an instance of the Rgui crash shows...

Yes, I had *rstan *working with R version 4.1.3 and RTools4.0.1--I can always reinstall these if necessary. I know it must be somewhat hard on STAN developers because the Windows...

So I tried what Ben Schneider suggested; specifically, I did this: remove.packages(c("BH", "StanHeaders", "Rcpp", "RcppEigen", "RcppParallel", "inline", "loo", "pkgbuild", "rstan")) And then I restarted R 4.2.0 and did this: install.packages(c("BH",...

This didn't work for me; I'd already configured the toolchain for Rtools 4.2, and modifying the PATH variable didn't change it--it only causes "C:\\rtools42\\usr\\bin;" to repeat in the PATH. But...

Thanks to everyone for their help; it was a combination of Jan Göttmann's and Ben Schneider's advice that solved my problem. For anyone wondering, here's my default repository: > options("repos")...

*I don't use Rstudio so I'm not a good contact for this.* Also, you're using R 4.2.0, and the most recent version is R 4.2.3. I was able to run...

This has evolved to a different issue than the one I opened, which was on **_Windows 10 for rstan in R 4.2.0 and Rtools 4.2 (not Rstudio)_**. The fix I...

Everyone, This has evolved to a different issue than the one I opened, which was on *Windows 10 for rstan in R 4.2.0 and Rtools 4.2* (not Rstudio). The fix...