Pasha Murat wrote: > > Rob Shanks writes: > > I'm trying to generate a CINT file for some classes of mine and > > have run into some difficulty. I have a class called MCDiag which > > inherits from a pure virtual class, EventSource. The problem is that > > CINT seems to be refusing to generate Streamer() and ShowMembers() > > methods for my MCDiag class. I looked around the web site and saw that > > by adding certain characters into the LinkDef file one could stop these > > methods from being generated. I'm sure I don't have those flags set in > > the LinkDef file. I just can't figure out why CINT won't generate the > > Streamer() and ShowMembers() methods. Here is what happens when I call > > rootcint: > > > > V:\LCD\RootApps\Utils\prod\src>rootcint -f UtilsCint.cxx -c > > -I..\..\..\Event\pro > > d\src -Iv:\lcd\lcd-working\StdHep\src\inc EventSource.h readStdFile.h > > MCDiag.h UtilsLinkDef.h > > Note: operator new() masked 1c > > Note: operator delete() masked 1c > > Class MCDiag: Streamer() not declared > > Class MCDiag: ShowMembers() not declared > > > > V:\LCD\RootApps\Utils\prod\src> > > > > The odd thing is that the class readStdFile also inherits from > > the virtual base class EventSource and seems to get all of it's methods > > generated just fine. > > > > Suggestions? > > > > Rob Shanks > > rshanks@slac.stanford.edu > > I'd guess that you're missing ClassDef/ClassImp macros in your MCDiag class. > > -pasha That's a pretty good guess. I looked at it with Rob and we discovered he had a semi-colon following ClassImp(..) which apparently interferes with the operation of the macro. Minus the semi-colon, everything is fine. Joanne
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