Using my own c++ code.

From: Paul Eugenio (eugenio@a2.phy.bnl.gov)
Date: Mon Dec 08 1997 - 17:22:19 MET

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Hi,

Since root is in effect a C/C++ Interpreter does this mean that I can use 
my own c++ code to access my data and analyze it.  For example, We have 
written C++ based partial wave analysis package.  We now have routines to 
read the final results, perform addition analysis, and display them in 
various forms. 

Can I take some of our own classes and have root use them? If so is this 
easy and are there any documented examples? 

Thanks for your time.

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Paul M. Eugenio
Umass--Physics
BNL Experiment 852
(516) 344 3571 
eugenio@bnl.gov

           
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