.l is to see local variables (to be used when debugging a
routine, i.e. when you are in a local scope). For what you
want use .g to see all variables in global scope.
To get some more run time information you can use the following
commands:
gClassTable.Print() // shows all known classes
gObjectTable.Print() // shows all TObject derived active objects
TStorage::PrintStatistics() // shows all allocated and freed heap space
Cheers, Fons.
>
> Hi ROOTers,
> I try to watch for (de)allocation of locals in root, but
>
> root [9] .l
> No variable table
>
> I try to set in .rootrc : Root.ObjectStat to 1
> but it does not help. (also I try 'MemStat' and 'Debug')
>
> I'm lost ~30 min. to searching in RootHtmlDoc tree, but
> fails to find a hints on this topic.
> (If it is important - I create vars in stack and in heap
> before trying .l)
>
> Help, please.
> Nikolay Root
> BINP, Novosibirsk
> email : nroot@inp.nsk.su
>
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