I have a method in one of my classes that returns a string. While it seems
I can use string in the interpreter by following Masa's instructions
(include the folder STL in the cint/ directory...), when I try to
initialize a string declared in root by
root[0] #include <string>
root[0] string b = myclass.mymethod(....)
it segfaults. When I try to send a string as an argument to another member
function, it segfaults too.
I know that stl is very far from being fully usable in CINT but I thought
that at least vector and string where usable.
Does it have something to do with the fact that the include file
<string> used by rootcint and the one used by the compiler are not the
same ? (I use g++ on ALPHA, the behaviour is the same on MkLinux)
Cheers
Damir
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