Rob,
I think rootcint uses ROOTSYS (or probably ROOTDIR) environment variable
to figure out where TROOT.h file is. Will you check if ROOT related
environment variables are set?
Masaharu Goto
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Ok, I know I must be just forgetting something simple but I just
can't seem to figure it out. I'm trying to run Cint on some classes that
I have just made. This is the call to Cint that I am using:
V:\LCD\RootApps\FastMC\dev\src>rootcint -f FastMCCint.cxx -c -I
..\..\..\Event\d
ev\src CalRecon.h CalSmeared.h EventMarker.h FastMC.h GetLarge.h
GetParameters.h
GetSmall.h GetTrackLookups.h LookUp2d.h MCPartPrint.h readStdFile.h
RecModule.h
SmearFuzz.h SmearTrack.h SmearTraj.h SmearVolume.h TrackFullSmear.h
FastMCLinkD
ef.h
Error: source file "TROOT.h" cannot open FILE: LINE:0
V:\LCD\RootApps\FastMC\dev\src>
I tried including the Root include directory where TROOT.h
resides but, no luck. I'm doing this on an NT machine with essentially
the same call as we used on Solaris. Please don't tell me I missed a
semi-colon somewhere.
Rob Shanks
rshanks@slac.stanford.edu
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