Stefan,
>> >When I use e.g. a member function of my class which takes arguments I get
>> >a cint crash when I use constants.
>...
>I think it would be nice to be able to use constants in cint macros just
>like in compiled code.
This is fixed now. You can use reference to fundamental types as precompiled
function argument. This comes with cint5.13.58 or later.
>> >o) Can one use C++ stream io in the cint interpreter? I found I can only
>> > do this after doing #include <iostream.h> on the command line.
>> You need to read iostream.h to use stream I/O. It is technically easy to
>> read it by default, but I'm not sure if that is right thing to do.
>Hm, I am puzzled (probably because I am a C++ beginner), after all C io
>needs <sdtio.h> to be included, which seems to be the case. Is it soemhow
>more difficult to deal with stream io?
I know this is inconsistent. But I did not like to add too many symbols by
default. In case of ROOT, you can add following statement in rootlogon.C to
load iostream at start up.
G__loadfile("iostream.h");
Raw cint does not provide such rc file right now.
Masaharu Goto
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