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StefanoSpataro is currently offline  StefanoSpataro
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From: *to.infn.it
Hi,
yesterday I have updated my trunk version, and I have seen (feb11 or trunk external packages) that the macros have a crash exiting. If i run macro/run/sim_complete_tpc.C (or stt), the macro seems executed properly but just at the end I have a segmentation violation:

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From gdb output it seems it comes from the destruction of dbgstream, the command delete rdbuf(). In theory nothing has changed in this file, therefore I suppose the violation is coming from something else (crash noticed on an Ubuntu10.10 and on a SL4.7).

Another problem that I have seen is the inclusion of some eventdisplay code inside the tpc/TestBench package. We are not compiling EVE on grid machines -> tpc code crashes there.
An "If" would help to solve this problem, such as in the global CMakeLists.txt:

FIND_PATH(TEvePath NAMES TEveEventManager.h PATHS
  ${SIMPATH}/tools/root/include
  NO_DEFAULT_PATH
)

If(TEvePath)
#find_package(OpenGL)
#If (OPENGL_FOUND AND OPENGL_GLU_FOUND)
  Message("Found TEve, so the eventdisplay will be compiled.")
  add_subdirectory(eventdisplay)
  add_subdirectory(PndEventdisplay)
#EndIf (OPENGL_FOUND AND OPENGL_GLU_FOUND)
EndIf(TEvePath)


I think something similar should be added also on the tpc CMakeLists/LinkDef, so that tpc can work also in the grid.

 
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