Hi,
I am looking at CINT to see if it can be useful for a system we are
building. We need to execute 'scripts' from within our code, and we like
those scripts to have C++ syntax.
so I compiled CINT on my slackware box (I commented out "CINTSYSDIR=." in
Makefile.Base to get it to compile, BTW), and now it runs perfectly, and I
think it is very cool :)
from what I have seen so far, the main use of CINT is as a standalone
executable which runs some script -- interactively or not.
but I need to execute the scripts from my own code, not from a standalone
executable. so I need some api function (such as G__loadfile I guess?),
that I can call to run an arbitrary script. (G__calc won't do as it is
limited to expressions)
I didn't figure out exactly how the system works. I would appreciate if
someone could help to get me started with a hello world application:
how can I get something like this:
int main()
{
G__loadfile(argv[1]); //or whatever needed to run a given script
}
to compile with _my_ favorite compiler? (i.e. not with makecint)
which includes would I need and how would my makefile look?
thanks,
Christoph
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