Dear Roottalk,
I have a user class (ItemMap) that is derived from the root class
TNamed. I have one annoying problem that I can't fix. I have tried to
follow the philosopy that 1) default contructors do not allocate
memory, and 2) the destructor is protected in cases where only the
default contructor was called. This hasn't helped.
Example: If I use an ItemMap stored in a root file, I can't quit root
without causing a "*** Break *** illegal instruction" UNLESS I do
either III.a or III.b below:
I. open a rootfile with an ItemMap
II. use the ItemMap
III.
{
a. delete the ItemMap object in memory, or
b. close the rootfile
}
IV. quit root
I think that it has something to do with TNamed (previously my ItemMap
was derived from TObject). Any hints?
- Mike Beddo
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