Yves,
Rene already answered your question, but separating pointer definition in
each line does not looks like a fundamental fix.
I looked into the problem and found out position of ClassDef is a problem.
In your header file , ClassDef macro is used in the middle of class definition
.
Problem goes away if I move it to the end of class definition.
Note that rootcint processes ClassDef in very special way. It is also
important that // comment string is a special handling too. It seems that
combination of those 2 original extentions in the middle of class definition
causes the problem. Please use ClassDef at the very end of class definition.
class TMyClass : TObject {
...
ClassDef(TMyClass,1) // My class
};
Masaharu Goto
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