Hi Nick,
why don't you enclose ROOT macros into #ifdef jackets:
#ifndef __CINT__
ClassDef(TFoo,1)
#endif
Regards, Pasha
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Nick van Eijndhoven writes:
> Dear ROOTers,
> I am currently developing code for some private classes, to be used
> lateron as pre-compiled libs within ROOT.
> In order to be efficient I currently have a bunch of .h and .cc files
> containing the code of my classes and I test the performance via
> some small test.cc program in which I load the code into ROOT
> via various gROOT->LoadMacro("xxxxxx.cc") statements.
> However, in the final version I want to use the ClassDef() and
> ClassImp() for my classes, but when I use these statements (and of course
> the : public TObject in my class headers) in my .h and .cc files,
> ROOT 1.03/09 (under windows95) provides me with an error message
> "unrecognised language script".
> Is there any way that I can test my code in it's final structure
> in the way outlined above ?
> Furthermore, my classes contain in their private and public areas
> a lot of TH1F* objects.
> Via the Browser I would like to be able to see my classes and be able
> to access these TH1F* objects from these classes.
> How can I achieve this in interpreted mode ? (I gues in pre-compiled
> mode with the ClassDef() and ClassImp() stuff in place this will
> be available automatically).
>
> Thanks,
> Nick.
>
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