Hello Christoph, An improvement to the CINT thread safety hack is implemented in cint5.14.89. This version will be copied to CERN this weekend. Please see RELNOTE.txt and demo/multilibcint/README.txt. There still remains some problems, but I hope this improvement can give you some benefit. Thank you Masaharu Goto >Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 20:34:34 +0300 >From: Christoph Bugel <chris@uxsrvc.tti-telecom.com> >To: Masaharu Goto <MXJ02154@nifty.ne.jp> >Subject: Re: RE:Re: [ROOT] CINT thread safety hack? > > >Hello Masaharu, > >Actually the idea was of a collegue of mine, here in TTI. On the one hand, w e >know it a 'not very elegant' (to say the least) workaround, but on the other >hand - I can't think of a reason why it shouldn't work. We need to use this on >most platforms, and I already tried this on Linux/gcc-3.0-snapshot, >Solaris/CC5, and NT4/msvc. On Solaris it already seems to work quite well. > > >I read somewhere in the CINT documentation that you recommend people to >'register' when they are using cint. >So I would like to register myself and my employer as a cint user :) > >I am using cint as part of a larger C++ framework that our company uses as a >basis to develop our applications. TTI-Telecom is a software company, with +- >500 employees. We are selling solutions (servers + software) to telephony >companies all over the world. We need 'scripting capabilities' in our >framework, and we intend to use cint for this. I am a programmer working at >TTI, and my job is currently to implement the scripting capabilities of our >framework. > >Thanks a lot :-) >Yours, > >Christoph Bugel >TTI Telecom >www.tti-telecom.com > >
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