Dear Rooters Last week, I was really in trouble, because I wanted to open a non-ROOT binary file in CINT and to fill NTuples with the data. Finally Michele Weber an me could do it with compiling the ROOT script. But I am still not able to use the open-command in CINT. I can compile the following code with my GNU C++ Compiler on SUN SOLARIS and execute the program also: --- #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <fcntl.h> main () { int read, error; error=open("hello",read,0x100); printf("Error: %d\n",error); } --- I cannot execute the following ROOT script in CINT: ---- { gROOT->Reset(); #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <fcntl.h> int read, error; error=open("hello",read,0x100); printf("Error: %d\n",error); } ---- Why? Is it an including and/or linking problem? #include commands inside { } look terrrible strange. But #include commands outside { } aren't working either. Do I make an other mistake? Thanks Christian ___________________________________________________________________ Christian Haeberli christian.haeberli@cern.ch University of Bern Laboratory for High Energy Physics Phone : ++ 41 31 631 4069 Sidlerstr. 5 Mobile: ++ 41 76 316 6159 CH-3012 BERN Fax : ++ 41 31 631 4487
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