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For this:
There are no renaming steps.
I’m the one asking the same question, but my last topic was automatically closed. So I have to new a topic to reply.
For this:
Can you rename by hand StcfMCEventDict_rdict.pcm to libStcfMCEvent_rdict.pcm. I presume both are in the same folder. This way we will check if that resolves the error.
Could you paste the rootcling/genreflex invocation which creates StcfMCEventDict_rdict.pcm?
Renaming was seemed useless.
To generate the dictionary, I used:
rootcint -f StcfMCEventDict.cc -c StcfMCEvent.h StcfMCEventLinkDef.h
Okay, the rdict file is named after the input file, that should be Ok. Do you have a file /home/lihe/test/Sim_test/InstallArea/Linux-x86_64/lib/libStcfMCEvent.rootmap
, /home/lihe/test/Sim_test/InstallArea/Linux-x86_64/lib/libStcfMCEvent.so
and /home/lihe/test/Sim_test/InstallArea/Linux-x86_64/lib/StcfMCEventDict_rdict.pcm
?
Can you paste the link command of the libStcfMCEvent.so
?
Yes, I do have all three files in a directory.
I’m not sure what’s the link command, so I paste the cpp flags and link options:
I am really puzzled because all seems correct and yet you get an error.
As a workaround could you try adding the the -s option to your rootcint command: rootcint -f StcfMCEventDict.cc -s StcfMCEvent.so -c StcfMCEvent.h StcfMCEventLinkDef.h
Is there a way to build your code on my local machine?
Sure.
I will upload the source code.StcfMCEvent.tar.gz (82.6 KB)
Thanks, those leaks were fixed on Jan 30 https://github.com/root-project/root/commit/c4406722ec0a06a50170381ead28bf46f357bac8
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