Hi Rooters
the below code compiles and generates the expected output
using g++.
1
1
1
1
when interpreted by root it generates the following output
root [0] .L foo.C
root [1] main()
97
97
1
1
My question is can CINT not deal with arrays of function pointers or is
there an error in my code ?
thanks in advance
Sean Kelly
#include <stdio.h>
// prototypes
inline int aCut0(float pLcl);
inline int aCut1(float pLcl);
main (){
typedef int (*MCUT)(float);
MCUT aCut[] = {aCut0, aCut1};
printf("%i\n",aCut[0](0.0));
printf("%i\n",aCut[1](0.34));
printf("%i\n",aCut0(0.0));
printf("%i\n",aCut1(0.34));
}
inline int aCut0(float pLcl) { return (pLcl > -0.020 && pLcl < 0.020);}
inline int aCut1(float pLcl) { return (pLcl > 0.329 && pLcl < 0.369);}
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