On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Pasha Murat wrote:
> your problem is reproducible. I'd also like to mention that Valery is
> also right: if you load labelArea.cc interactively (w/o building your
> executable) then everything is OK:
>
> root[0] .L labelArea.cc
> root [1] labelArea myvar;
> root [2] myvar.areaData[1].lowerX[0] = 1;
That's true - interactively everything is ok.
> I see 2 potential sources of confusion:
>
> - 2 nested class declarations
This may be, but I don't know (I am beginner and don't know
what is forbidden to use from c++ in ROOT).
> - non-default constructor coinsides with the default one...
Certainly not. I changed my constructor just to
labelArea::labelArea() : howManyRings(5) {
areaData = new areaHolder[5];
}
and the problem still remains (segmentation violation). I want to notice
this is the only problem I have untill now, all other classes (not nested)
compiled & linked into new ROOT work fine.
Witek
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