While giving ./config.sh command it shows:
System during compilation: Welcome to openSUSE 11.1 - Kernel r ( l).
x86_64
System now : Welcome to openSUSE 11.1 - Kernel r ( l).
x86_64
and when I run the code it gives:
bhatt@ikp398:~/PANDA/pandaroot/macro/run> root -l sim_complete.C
root [0]
Processing sim_complete.C...
Error: Symbol FairRunSim is not defined in current scope sim_complete.C:33:
Error: Symbol FairRunSim is not defined in current scope sim_complete.C:33:
Error: type FairRunSim not defined FILE:/home/bhatt/PANDA/pandaroot/macro/run/./sim_complete.C LINE:33
Warning: Automatic variable FairRunSim*fRun is allocated sim_complete.C:33:
Error: Undeclared variable FairRunSim*fRun sim_complete.C:33:
*** Interpreter error recovered ***
root [1]
One thing I found when I give source check_system.sh in buildpanda dir myself, it is giving such statement:
bhatt@ikp398:~/PANDA/pandaroot/buildpanda> source check_system.sh
System during compilation:
System now : Welcome to openSUSE 11.1 - Kernel r ( l).
x86_64
You try to run the software on a different
linux flavour than it was compuiled on.
This is normaly a serious error, so we stop
the execution at this point.
If you know what you do you can change the
config.sh script to bypass this security issue.
You try to run the software on a different
linux flavour than it was compuiled on.
This is normaly a serious error, so we stop
the execution at this point.
If you know what you do you can change the
config.sh script to bypass this security issue.
bhatt@ikp398:~/PANDA/pandaroot/buildpanda>