Operator!= not defined for vector<int,allocator<int&gt

ROOT
1

Hi,
I’m running root 5.20. There is a piece of code which runs correctly when I compile a macro
(.x MacroName.C++), and it gives error in macro mode:
Error: operator!= not defined for vector<int,allocator >::iterator PrintVNumeric4.C:160:
*** Interpreter error recovered ***

the piece of code is here:
//***************************************************
std::vector res;

       MainStmt->GetVInt(1, res);                   
       cout << "raw timestamp = " << times << "  variable = ";
   
       for (std::vector<int>::const_iterator it = res.begin();
            it != res.end();
            it++) {
          cout << *it << " ";
       }

//**************************************************
Is there some obvious reason why cint cannot interpret stl vector correctly?

Mariusz

2

Hi,

This was indeed a problem with the dictionary for vector. This has been fixed by revision 27917 in the trunk.

Cheers,
Philippe.

3

Hi,

I am having this exact problem with root 5.22 rev. 28670 in the svn/root/branches/v5-22-00-patches branch. Is there a possibility that this dictionary problem cropped up again?

taylor

4

Hi,

This was fixed after the release of v5.22 and the fix has not been ported to the patch branch.

Cheers,
Philippe.

5

hmm…that would explain it. Thanks!