Hi,
The following code doesnt run well under CINT:
<<<< File: bug.C
int a=1; // é
int b=2;
void bug(void)
{
printf("b :%f\n",b);
}
>>>>
root [2] .x bug.C
Error: No symbol b in current scope FILE:bug.C LINE:6
*** Interpreter error recovered ***
Note the 'é' (e acute), this is where the problem is located.
Should I expect a fix or avoid 8 bits chars in the code ?
Yannick
PS: Root version 3.00.02 under ix86 linux.
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