Dear Rene in the attachment you can find the shortest version of my class. You can reproduce the problem just doing the following root [0] .L MyClass.cpp++O Info in <TUnixSystem::ACLiC>: creating shared library /cern/ROOT/root401/mylib//home/simonyan/ROOT/leakage/classes/MyClass_cpp.so root [1] root [1] MyClass c1 root [2] MyClass c2 root [3] .q *** Break *** segmentation violation Generating stack trace... 0x42029188 in <unknown> from /cern/ROOT/root401/bin/root.exe 0x41b94875 in <unknown> from /cern/ROOT/root401/mylib//home/simonyan/ROOT/leakage/classes/MyClass_cpp.so .............................. ............................ Best regards, Margar Simonyan On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Rene Brun wrote: > Are you doing something special in your MyClass constructor? > Could you provide a simple/short/running script showing the problem? > > Rene Brun > > margar@atlas.yerphi.am wrote: > > > > Dear all > > > > I have set of classes (MyClass) which I am compiling with ACLIC and > > loading shared libs from rootlogon.C, then crating objects of MyClass using CINT > > interactively or with macros. Everything is fine when there is only one > > object of MyClass at time, while ROOT crashes after second object has been > > created. Is there any limitation or there is a way to solve the issue ? > > > > I am using ROOT 4.01/02 on CERN Linux 7.3 with gcc-3.2 > > > > Thanks, > > Margar Simonyan >
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