Dear Fons
TMLP:
Even the tutorials don't run on my Mac. Although both libMLP.dylib
and libMLP.so are there, loading the lib gives:
root [0] gSystem->Load("libMLP.so")
dlopen error: dlcompat: dyld: /Users/cs/ROOT/root/bin/root.exe Undefined
symbols:
/Users/cs/ROOT/root/lib/libMLP.so undefined reference to
__ZN12TTreeFormulaC1EPKcS1_P5TTree expected to be defined in a dynamic image
/Users/cs/ROOT/root/lib/libMLP
Load Error: Failed to load Dynamic link library
/Users/cs/ROOT/root/lib/libMLP.so
(int)(-1)
*** Interpreter error recovered ***
root [1]
GUI:
It is not easy to demonstrate this since pretty complex GUIs do
run with CINT. However, when I want to use predefined widgets from
my own library, CINT is no longer able to use these widgets, although
it was possible in root 3.xx.
Best regards
Christian
Fons Rademakers wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
>
> cstrato wrote:
>
>> >> Subset of C++: >> Maybe, I should restate this as follows: It would be great if >> the ROOT source code could be compiled on most modern platforms >> (which is still the case), and more importantly, if all ROOT >> classes could be used in CINT. >> In the past I have often mentioned that I consider ROOT/CINT an >> ingenious combination. The possibility to write macros, test my >> code interactively, and compile it on the fly, has changed the >> way I am developing programs. Sorrowly, since some time I am no >> longer able to test my GUI code using CINT, I have to compile it >> with ACLiC in order to run it as macro. Furthermore, I am not >> able to use some classes on the Mac, such as the TMLP classes. >>
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