Manuel,
Our principle is to provide back compatibility with files generated at
any time in the past,
ie ROOT5.17 must be able to read files written with ROOT1.00 written 10
years ago.
Forward compatibility is more difficult to achieve, ie being able to
read files written with a new version and read them with an old version.
This will typically works across two production releases.
I have tested for example that files generated with version 5.17 can be
read with version 4.04 (ie 5 production releases ago), but these files
cannot be read by version 4.00 because we introduced a new compression
algorithm in 4.04.
Rene Brun
Manuel Mussini wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> how can I create a file with version 5.17.02 (Windows) and use it
> under 4.00/08 (Linux)?
>
> I only need to save a TH1D on it!
>
> Creating the file with:
>
> outputFile = new TFile("K0sL020071204.root", "RECREATE");
>
> or:
>
> outputFile = new TFile("K0sL020071204.root", "RECREATE", "", 0);
>
> I get this error while opening it under ROOT 4:
>
> R__unzip: error in header
>
> Is there a simple way to get what I want?
>
> Bye…
>
Received on Thu Dec 06 2007 - 12:59:15 CET
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