Hi,
has there been a change in the way, macros are compiled?
One of my very much preferred ways has been to write a macro that contains several functions. In order to easily access those functions from the cmd line I would symlink the file name with the function name, ln -s filename.C functionname.C
Then I could execute ala
root.exe -b -q functionname.C+\(arg1,arg2,arg3\)
It seems to me that now gSystem is clever(?) enough to resolve the symlink and produce "filename_C.so". However, ROOT then is not clever(?) enough to understand that it should first link filename_C.so and then look for the "functionname" function in that lib.
The only way I could get my previous way of working to work is to really copy filename.C to functionname.C This is however really impractical.
Any ideas what I can do?
Thanks,
Constantin
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