----- Original Message -----
From: Brandon Kohn
To: Roottalk List
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 12:02 PM
> Quick question, is there anyway that you could serialize a platform
> neutral class without losing that platform neutrality? I'm working
> with an application that makes use of MFC for parts of its operation,
> and as soon as it catches wind of T-anything it blows up. I would like
> to use TObject wrappers for these classes, but rootcint seems to
> complain about including these objects. Has any work been done
> on this type of problem? I suppose what I'm asking is if root can
> serialize non TObject derived classes who don't know what a TBuffer is.
> Brandon Kohn
Can you give us a short example of your class.
otherwise it is difficult to speculate.
In fact there two major possibilities:
class MyClass : public <Some MFC class> {
protected:
T<Some Root Class> dataMember.
};
or
class MyClass : public <Some ROOT class> {
protected:
T<Some MFC Class> dataMember.
};
What is you case ?
If your case is second one what do you want to do with "dataMember"
from I/O perspective ?
Cheers
Valeri
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