I have upgraded to R 1.8. Installation of RSPerl, from R, works fine, but following the not-so-clear instructions for making R work from Perl issues such an amount of errors... 
cc1: aviso: cambiando el orden de búsqueda para el directorio del sist
+ema "/usr/local/include"
cc1: aviso:   porque ya ha sido especificado cmo un directorio que no 
+es del sistema
En el fichero incluído de R.xs:5:
RSCommon.h:49:26: Rinternals.h: No existe el fichero o el directorio
RSCommon.h:50:24: Rdefines.h: No existe el fichero o el directorio
En el fichero incluído de R.xs:5:
RSCommon.h:65: error de decodificación antes de "USER_OBJECT_"
RSCommon.h:65: aviso: la definición de datos no tiene tipo o clase de 
+almacenamiento
RSCommon.h:67:24: Rversion.h: No existe el fichero o el directorio
RSCommon.h:68:28: falta un operador binario antes de `('
RSCommon.h:76:29: R_ext/Boolean.h: No existe el fichero o el directori
+o
En el fichero incluído de R.xs:6:

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... and so on, up to 200 hundred, that I think it just does not work with Perl >= 5.6. The web page says it works for 5.005 and R 1.3; it keeps working for R 1.8, but it no longer works with Perl.

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