Hi Rene!
> Following the restructuring of the libraries in 2.23, some libraries are
> not automatically linked with the Root executable. This is the case for:
> libEG, libPhysics, libThread, libTreePlayer, libTreeViewer.
Hm, this is only part of what I wanted to know... If I want to use a class
which is in a library not loaded by default, I would look into $ROOTSYS/lib to
see what libraries are available. When I find one whose name matches that of
the class, I'm done. When I find one whose name strongly suggests that my
class is included in it (like all particle stuff in libPhysics...), I'm done,
too. But what if there is no connection between class name and library name (I
haven't been in such a situation, but maybe I will some time)? And how to find
out, what classes are in a library (e.g. what is included in libEG)?
Cheers,
Ingo
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