Rüdiger Berlich writes: > The obvious idea is now to use root as an extension language, > i.e, to start the execution of a root script performing such an > analysis in each individual of the Evolutionary Algorithms' population. > I'm therefore looking for a possibility to embed root (i.e. cint + > all standard root libraries) into my code. Do you actually need all of the ROOT features or are you just looking for an extension language? If your goal is to *just* provide an extension language, frankly, I wouldn't consider ROOT/CINT. If you need to use, specifically, C++ as the extention language or you need object I/O, histograms, drawing, and all the good stuff ROOT provides then ROOT/CINT is an okay choice, but if you simply want to provide users a way to write scripts for your main compiled app I'd suggest using SWIG (www.swig.org) to generate the necessary wrappers for whatever your favorite interpreted language is (Scheme, Perl, Python, etc). -Brett.
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