Hi roottalk-
I have a problem, I can't get a class to stream. This another step in
the road of getting those boost::shared_ptr<> classes to work. I'm
almost there, I just need to see that classes that point to one another
via these shared pointers can get to/from root files OK.
Here' s an example that I think shows the problem. There is a template
class, Container<T>, which contains a pointer to a T, and two pointers
to containers of T, one "left" and one "right".
The idea is to establish that the automatically generated streamers
properly handle situations where some object is pointed to more than
once. We create a "diamond pattern", like this:
C0
/ \
C1 C2
\ /
C3
and then ask C0 to Write() itself to disk, with the intention of
checking later that all three objects are written and that C1 and C2
point to the same object (c3)
Unfortunately my test case crashes on OSX and on Linux (with root about
2 weeks old), during the Write() somewhere. I can't seem to see what's
wrong, hopefully I just need a fresh pair of eyes.... any ideas?
Run (via ACLiC) with "root -b streamtest.cxx++"
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