Hello Valery,
Thanks for your replies, but I still think there is a problem with
Root_EGPythia, not (only) with ATLFast.
If I type:
gSystem.Load("C:/Program Files/root/bin/Root_EGPythia.dll")
at the Root-prompt, I get an error message:
"The procedure entrypoint ?AppendPad@TObject@@QAEXPAD@Z could not be
located in the dynamic link library Root_Base.dll"
(As I mentioned in my first mail)
>>
>> Both are freshly downloaded from the Root-pages, version 2.21/07 (the
>> tar.gz file) but my earlier download had the same problem.
>> Root_EGPythia.dll is from march 1st and the rest is from march 11th, I am
>> not quite sure whether that would be a problem.
>
> Your are speaking about Root_EGPythia.dll but your problem came
>from ATLfast code not from that DLL.
>
> The last is dated as
Furthermore, but this is only a small thing, when I type:
gSystem.Load("Root_EGPythia")
or
gSystem.Load("Root_EGPythia.dll")
I get the following error:
"Error in <TWinNTSystem::DynamicPathName>: dll does not exist or wrong file
extension (.dll)
(int)(-1)"
Now, if I type:
gSystem.WorkingDirectory()
the answer is:
(char *xxxxxxx)"C:\\Program Files\\root\\bin"
and that seems all right. Why can't Root find the dll ? (Which IS in the
root/bin directory)
One more thing: when I start root by typing "root" in a DOS-window, Root
produces two warnings:
Warning in <TClass::TClass>: no dictionary for class TWinNTSystem is available
Warning in <TWinNTSystem::SetProgname>: Wrong Program path
Why? (This is even so when the current directory is C:\Program
Files\root\bin at startup)
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Now, back to Rootcint:
>> had to quote $(ROOTSYS)\bin\rootcint, to make it work. The error messages
>> now produced are the same as those produced when typing simply:
>>
>> rootcint -f hellodict.cxx -c hello.h
>
> I've checked this and was very surprised finding MS NMAKE is confused with
>the
>blanks within file names and quotas around it.
>
> It does accept:
>
> "E:\users\root\Program File\bin\rootcint.exe"
>
>and DOESN'T accept
>
> "E:\users\root\Program File"\bin\rootcint.exe
>
> At this point I could advice moving ROOT under tree with NO blank on the
>subdirectory names.
>
>> -f HelloDict.$(SrcSuf) -c Hello.h
>>
>> at the command line (current durectory: C:\Program Files\root\test). Since
>> it is impossible to reroute the error messages (using ">"),
>
> This sign redirects the "stdout" only. You should redirect "stderr" and
>apply "2>"
> instead. I suppose it is right for UNIX systems too.
So I did. After typing: "rootcint -f hellodict.cxx -c hello.h", at the
DOS-prompt, working directory: C:\Program Files\root\test, this is the
complete errormessage:
#error ERROR: Only Mac or Win32 targets supported!
Limitation: can not handle macro _NFILE _NSTREAM_ Use +P or -p option
FILE:C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:105
Limitation: can not handle macro _wP_tmpdir L"\\" Use +P or -p option
FILE:C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:159
Error: No symbol _CRTIMPexternFILE_iob[] in current scope FILE:C:\Program
Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:213
Limitation: can not handle macro stdin (&_iob[0]) Use +P or -p option
FILE:C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:237
Limitation: can not handle macro stdout (&_iob[1]) Use +P or -p option
FILE:C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:238
Limitation: can not handle macro stderr (&_iob[2]) Use +P or -p option
FILE:C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:239
Error: Unexpected EOF G__exec_statement() FILE:C:\Program
Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE:461
Advice: You may need to use +P or -p option
Note: operator new() masked 1c
Note: operator delete() masked 1c
Error loading headers...
************ Is this a problem, or not, and what does it mean????
(Note that this is slightly differecnt from what I had last time:)
>
>> I can't give
>> you the exact output, but it starts like like this:
>> #error ERROR: Only MAC or win32 targets supported!
>> Limitation: can not handle macro _NFILE _NSTREAM_ Use +P or -p option
>> FILE: C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE 105
>> Limitation: can not handle macro _wP_tmpdir L"\\" Use +P or -p option
>> FILE: C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE 157
>> Error: No symbol _CRTIMPexternFILE_iob[] in in current scope FILE:
>> C:\Program Files\root/include\stdio.h LINE 213
>>
>
> You always can use "Copy to Clipboad" / "Paste" technique to include any
>piece of your screen into any your documents.
> Under X11 is done with "left mouse button" to "select and copy"
> and "middle mouse button" to "paste".
>
For good measure, the following doesn't work, in both a DOS and a Root window:
> Under NT you should apply "left mouse button" to select", "Right mouse
>button to copy"
> and "right mouse button" to "Paste".
>
Thanks once more,
Bye,
Marco
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