It actually happens on all computers I can try. I've tracked it down though and it's most likely a CINT bug. This: cout <<"T2ca_hadet ""<<T2ca_hadet<<endl; causes the crash. Removing the extra " fixes it - i.e. cout <<"T2ca_hadet "<<T2ca_hadet<<endl; is okay. Obviously this is an error in my macro, but it must be a bug in ROOT/CINT too. Cheers, Ed
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