I've a class 'C' that is derived from class 'A' and from class 'B'. The class 'A' is derived from TObject but it's not the case for class 'B'. When the declaration of my class 'C' is class C: public A, public B I'm able to write an instance if class C in a ROOT file. However when the declaration is class C: public B, public A Root crashes. Is there this kind of restriction in Root with multiple inheritance? Thank you! Pierre-Luc Drouin
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