Hello, Rene Brun wrote: > In your README, you are mentioning problems when using 3.03/09. > Are you suspecting these problems to be in ROOT itself or in > your interface? unfortunately I cannot really tell you. I got segmentation violations when TTrees were filled with a low number of data. They occured sporadically and I wasn't able to reproduce them. I think, that I also got errors when I did tests without my interface, but I'm not sure since I tested a lot and made other mistakes which definitely were my fault. Using my interface I got rid of the problems using ROOT 3.03/8. I will write you again, when I get a clear reproduceable error. > Are you planning to extend your interface to support more > than basic types or arrays? RTLinux applications are running in kernel space and are kernel modules. So one cannot use C++ classes. Thats a pity, but it's the prize for using realtime. Furthermore by default floating point operations are not permitted. You have to explicity tell RTLinux if you want to use floats. > I suggest you make a web page with your announcement. > I will reference it from the ROOT web site. Here's a small web-page I made: http://rtltree.sourceforge.net/
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