Hopefully in text this time.
My background: I am new to ROOT and this mail group. I am using ROOT
under Redhat 6.0 (Linux) on a dual Pentium II 333
Mhz x86 machine. I do airborne navigation related data reduction and
data analysis for the US Dept. of Defense. Some of the
data files (esp. 1553 bus data) are very large. I hope to use ROOT to
make this task easier.
I have used ROOT to make some simple aircraft track plots, error plots,
and some histograms of error. I am now trying to use
CINT/ROOT to get better at C++ (I am a C programmer). I found a C++
tutorial on the web and have been trying out some of the
example programs under ROOT. In the example C++ program they show the
following,
cout << "The decimal value of index is " << dec << index << "\n";
cout << "The octal value of index is " << oct << index << "\n";
cout << "The hex value of index is " << hex << index << "\n";
Using ROOT, I only get the decimal value of index for all three lines.
Compiling with g++ works fine though.
Is this expected, or do I have a problem (installation/coding/etc)?
I am using ROOT 2.22/10.
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Christopher A. Stevens
Navigation/Data Reduction
Voice (301) 342-3181 x263 Fax (301) 342-4745
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