Hello,
when I am trying to compile the macros which is using the
classes (defined in usual precompiled shared libraries) with
overloaded methods, I get plenty of messages that the
method of base class "was hidden" by the method
of derived one.
An example: my NaElem (derived from TNamed) class has methods
virtual void NaElem::CreateGeometry (NaElem *)
virtual void NaElem::CreateGeometry ()
The class NaDetector (derived from NaElem) has method
virtual void NaDetector::CreateGeometry ()
The compilation gives:
root [0] .L VerTelCalib.C++
Info in <ACLiC>: creating shared library
/home/shahoian/NA60/macros/VerTelCalib_C.so
In file included from /home/shahoian/NA60/include/NaVertexTelescope.h:14,
from /home/shahoian/NA60/macros/VerTelCalib.C:10,
from /home/shahoian/NA60/macros/fileSjTKpc.h:29,
from /home/shahoian/NA60/macros/fileSjTKpc.C:5:
/home/shahoian/NA60/include/NaElem.h:147: warning: `NaElem::CreateGeometry (NaElem *)' was hidden
/home/shahoian/NA60/include/NaDetector.h:113: warning: by `NaDetector::CreateGeometry ()'
....
In the end, it compiles successfully, but these messages are quite
embarassing and hinder the tracking of real errors. Is there any solution?
Regards,
Ruben Shahoyan
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