Matthew Wood writes: > Hi. I know that I'm supposed to provide an example script that > demonstrates the error I'm having, but as I am having trouble repeating > the error myself in any sort of predictable way I thought I would just ask > generally if anyone had seen this before. The problem seems to arise when > I try to mix the STL <vector> library with ROOT. I keep getting the > following mysterious message: > > *** Break *** segmentation violation This is a generic error that can be triggered for any number of reasons. Well, actually just one: accessing memory outside of the legal range, but *that* error can and does happen in many ways. > Generating stack trace... > /usr/bin/c++filt: unknown demangling style `gnu-new-abi' This message is due to using a slightly old ROOT and GCC 3.2. If you were using a newer ROOT or had compiled with GCC < 3.2 you would see a stack trace starting at the seg-fault which might help in debugging. My only suggestion to try the latest ROOT and/or to build CINT's STL supporting libraries: make cintdlls Beyond that, isolating the problem to code that can be tried by others will probably be needed. -Brett.
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