Dear ROOT people,
I have written the following code in file bad.cpp:
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class der : public TObject
{
public:
der()
{ printf("der constructor\n");}
~der()
{ printf("der destructor\n"); };
};
void bad()
{
der *p = new der;
delete p;
}
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after start macro:
root [0] .x bad.cpp
I have this output:
der constructor
der destructor
and crash of ROOT program.
If I change string "class der : public TObject" to "class der", all work fine.
I use root 1.00/10 in Windows NT 4.0. It is legal to use class derived from
TObject
in interactive session? In documentation "Adding Your Own Classes to ROOT" I
find:
"If you are only interested in interactive access to your classes via the
command line or macro processor you do not need to use the ClassDef and
ClassImp macros."
Voropaev S.G.
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