Helo Yannick,
Thank you for reporting this problem. This was a cint bug.
I will fix this in cint5.14.17.
Thank you
>/*
>I wrote ths message before digging into the rootalk
>digest.
>
>I found a message that might be an answer :
>http://root.cern.ch/root/roottalk/roottalk98/1293.html
>
>(2D/3D array classes
>Masaharu Goto (MXJ02154@nifty.ne.jp)
>Sun, 19 Jul 1998 21:37:00 +0900)
>
>Another might refer to a related problem :
>http://root.cern.ch/root/roottalk/roottalk98/1295.html
>
>Just tell me if this 2D/3D class is what I need in this case, and if
>there's anything new to add.
>*/
>
>
>( * Version 2.22/10 28 July 1999 * )
>( on a DEC Alpha OSF1 )
>
>I have this macro in a file called tototest.C
>
>TH1F *B_sect_r [12][3];
>void sub_n_print_hist1(TH1F *sector[][]);
>tototest()
>{
> B_sect_r[5][2] = new TH1F("stuff","stuff",200,-10,130);
> B_sect_r [5][2] ->Fill(20);
>
> B_sect_r[5][2]->Draw();
> c1->Modified();
> c1->Update();
> sub_n_print_hist1(B_sect_r);
>}
>void sub_n_print_hist1(TH1F *sector[][])
>{
> sector[5][2]->Draw();
> c1->Modified();
> c1->Update();
>}
>
>
>If I do :
>
>root [3] .L prvtest.C
>root [4] .b tototest
>root [5] tototest()
>[...]
>19 sub_n_print_hist1(B_sect_r);
>FILE:prvtest.C LINE:19 cint>
>Error: No symbol sub_n_print_hist1(B_sect_r) in current scope
>FILE:/tmp_mnt/home/patois/work/root/rootscripts/./prvtest.C LINE:19
>Possible candidates are...
>filename line:size busy function type and name
>/tmp_mnt/home/patois/work/root/rootscripts/./prvtest.C 24:7 0
>public: void sub_n_print_hist1(TH1F***sector);
><<<<<<<
>
>I can have it work if I declare sub_n_print_hist1 as taking a TH1F**
>instead of a TH1F***:
>[...]
>void sub_n_print_hist1(TH1F sector[][])
>{
> sector[5][2].Draw();
>[...]
>
>This would be the first question... Obviously B_sect_r is declared as a
>2d array of pointer to TH1F, why then should I refence it as a 2d array
>of TH1F when calling a subroutine? CINT seems somethimes not to care too
>much about the way I call a member of a class, often, foo->Function()
>has the same effect as foo.Function(). Is there any clear rules for
>that?
>
>
>
>My second question is that the modification doesnt work :
>27 sector[5][2].Draw();
>FILE:prvtest.C LINE:27 cint>
> *** Break *** floating point exception
>
>Could someone explain me what I didnt understand about the way CINT work?
>thanx.
>
> Yannick
>
>PS:
>btw how to reset root after this kind of crash ? I often get things like
>this when loading a new version of a macro after it crashed :
>
>root [12] .L prvtest.C
>Function sub_n_print_hist1() busy. loaded after
>"/tmp_mnt/home/patois/work/root/rootscripts/./prvtest.C"
>
>I only know .q and start again... I'm sure there's something better ?
>
>
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