Hi, wally,
I think it is possible to call all CERNLIB routines in ROOT. There may
meet problems on creating shared library, such as on HP-UX, but you can still
go around it to just created a shared library with unresolved symbols inside,
afterward, write a main program of TRint to link the created shared library
and missing library, says, CERNLIB, into an executable. Run the executable.
For example, define a class which functions as an interface to those MINUIT
routines. Anyway, you should handle to make those fortran routines known to
your C++ code.
Enjoy it --Shuwei
On Thu, 20 Aug 1998, Walerter Opaska wrote:
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>Hello,
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>I was wondering if it was possible to do a maximun likelihood fit in root?
>I know that it can be done in paw using minuit and wondering if that
>capability existed in root?
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> thanks
> wally opaska
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>
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