Hi Gora, just to confirm what Masa has already reported. I do not any problems with this macro. I tested on all supported systems with all the combinations of data type you indicate. Rene Brun Gora Mohanty wrote: > > Hello, > CINT seems to have trouble with the following simple macro: > { > istringstream istr( "12:30:24" ); > double i, j, k; > char s1, s2, end; > istr >> i >> s1 >> j >> s2 >> k >> end; > cout << i << ' ' << j << ' ' << k << endl; > } > > When trying to execute this with any of ROOT versions 2.23, 2.25, 3.00, it > hangs ROOT. Same problem if I replace istringstream with istrstream. In either > case, it works if I make i, j, and k, ints instead of doubles, but does not > work with floats. So, it seems like CINT is having trouble with floating-point > values. > Thanks for all the work on ROOT, and thanks in advance for any help with this > problem. If it makes a difference, ROOT is running on a Pentium-II, Linux Suse > 6.1 system, with kernel 2.4.1. Compiling an equivalent program with g++ works > fine. > > Regards, > Gora
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