Dear Nick,
Thank you for pointing this out. In fact, #include must not appear within
function body nor class/struct definition. It must appear in global scope
or within namespace.
Secondly, especially for including iostream in rootlogon, I recommend to
use G__loadfile() API rather than #include.
// rootlogon.C
{
G__loadfile("iostream.h");
...
}
Thank you
Masaharu Goto
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Dear friends,
I found the cause of the ostream problem and solved it.
In my rootlogon.cc (see attached file) I had
void rootlogon()
{
#include <iostream.h>
...
}
In order not to have a global scope for the variables I defined
in that file.
It turns out that this has the effect that the
#include <iostream.h>
doesn't work anymore in version 2.22/04.
It worked for all previous versions.
If I comment out the "void rootlogon()" everything works fine again.
So I will have to invent some "special names" for the vars I use in my
rootlogon.
Maybe this message could be given to a larger community to prevent
similar "bug" reports.
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Cheers,
Nick.
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