Error in .call(“rs_creategd”) : c symbol name “rs_creategd” not in load table

Error in .call(“rs_creategd”) : c symbol name “rs_creategd” not in load table

This error occurs when a function or symbol with the name “rs_creategd” cannot be found in the loaded table. This usually happens when the required library or module is not properly imported or loaded into the current environment.

To fix this error, you need to make sure the library or module that contains the “rs_creategd” function is correctly imported and available. Here are some steps you can follow:

1. Check if you have installed the necessary library or module:

      install.packages("desired_package")
    

2. Load the library or module into your R environment:

      library(desired_package)
    

3. Confirm if the “rs_creategd” function exists in the loaded library or module:

      ls("package:desired_package")
    

If the function is present in the loaded library or module and you still encounter this error, make sure you are calling the function correctly with the appropriate arguments.

Here’s an example of how you can troubleshoot this error assuming the desired package is “awesomePackage”:

1. Check if the library is installed:

      install.packages("awesomePackage")
    

2. Load the library:

      library(awesomePackage)
    

3. Confirm if the function exists:

      ls("package:awesomePackage")
    

4. If the function is present, make sure to call it correctly:

      result <- awesomePackage::rs_creategd(argument1, argument2)