ROOT 221/07 on RH5.2 with PGCC 1.1.1 (2)

From: Jacek M. Holeczek (holeczek@us.edu.pl)
Date: Thu Mar 11 1999 - 11:49:12 MET


In my last mail I have forgotten to mention that I get some warnings when
the rootcint generates dictionaries. Some of them ( these that look
seriously )  are :
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Generating dictionary META_G__Meta.cxx...
Limitation: macro handled as typedef char TWin32SendClass; FILE:TCint.h LINE:33
...
Generating dictionary TREE_G__Tree.cxx...
...
Class TLeafObject: Do not generate Streamer()
*** Datamember TLeafB::fValue: pointer to fundamental type (need manual intervention)
*** Datamember TLeafI::fValue: pointer to fundamental type (need manual intervention)
...
*** Datamember TLeafC::fValue: pointer to fundamental type (need manual intervention)
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There is only one warning coming from compilation :
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g++ ... -c GUI_GMenu.cxx
GUI_GMenu.cxx: In method `Bool_t TGMenuBar::HandleKey(struct Event_t *)':
GUI_GMenu.cxx:254: warning: `class TGMenuTitle * target' might be used uninitialized in this function
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I also noticed that in all cases newly created dictionaries are compiled
without OPT flags ( all other compiles/links include it - probably it's
sufficient to add NOOPT=$(OPT) in the main Makefile ).
Are these "warnings" serious ? Should I be afraid of them ?
Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Jacek.



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