[ROOT] rootcint -p +P -P

From: Troy Straszheim (troy@ifh.de)
Date: Sat Feb 07 2004 - 13:10:11 MET


Hi rooters --

I asked a little while ago about the preprocessor arguments to
"rootcint" and got a quick answer: -p, after the -c, turns on use of
the compiler's preprocessor.  I notice completely different behavior
between -p +P and -P and cannot find any documentation.

With the +P I get this behavior:

rootcint -v -f RootDict.cxx -c +P Classes.h LinkDef.h
/tmp/Tq5OS2_cint.cxx:1:37: -I/usr/local/root/include: No such file or directory
/tmp/DvjBKN_cint.cxx:1:33: -I/usr/local/root/src: No such file or directory
and many more preprocessor flags

With -P I get this:

rootcint -v -f RootDict.cxx -c -P Classes.h LinkDef.h
Error: cannot open file "TROOT.h"  FILE: LINE:0

So, it would be nice to know exactly what each is doing...  Also it
would be nice to know if there is a way to get rootcint to show me
more of what it is doing than -v4 reveals.

Thanks,

Troy Straszheim



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