Hi,
I am trying to use your binary ROOT distributions ...
However .... it seems that on different systems, different sets of
libraries are built/provided by default ...
For example the FedoraCore2 binary distribution contains Qt related
libraries (libGQt.so, libQtRoot.so), which are missing in some other
distributions (for example in the SLC3 based one).
Would it be possible that you build "all" libraries on "all" systems?
(Well, of course if they can actually be built on a particular system.)
Then, I would like to report a "problem" on FedoraCore2/i386 running
g++ (GCC) 3.3.3 20040412 (Red Hat Linux 3.3.3-7).
While compiling a piece of C++ code I get :
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In file included from PaletteWindow.cc:73:
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h: In member function `
virtual void TGButton::SetOn(bool, bool)':
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h:116: error: syntax
error before `;' token
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h: In member function `
virtual void TGButton::Toggle(bool)':
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h:119: error: syntax
error before `;' token
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h: In member function `
virtual void TGCheckButton::SetState(EButtonState, bool)':
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h:251: error: syntax
error before `;' token
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h: In member function `
virtual void TGRadioButton::SetState(EButtonState, bool)':
/ROOT/v4.01.04/include/TGButton.h:296: error: syntax
error before `;' token
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I have found that if I modify these lines replacing "emit" with "xemit" :
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...
virtual void SetOn(Bool_t on = kTRUE, Bool_t xemit = kFALSE) { SetDown(on, xemit); }
...
virtual void Toggle(Bool_t xemit = kFALSE) { SetDown(IsDown() ? kFALSE : kTRUE, xemit); }
...
virtual void SetState(EButtonState state, Bool_t xemit = kFALSE) { PSetState(fPrevState = state, xemit); }
...
virtual void SetState(EButtonState state, Bool_t xemit = kFALSE) { PSetState(fPrevState = state, xemit); }
...
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everything works fine ...
No idea where this "bug" comes from ...
Best regards,
Jacek.
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