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Antonio Salvucci | 3 Mar 2008 09:11
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[ROOT] Re: problem with root 5.18

Hi Christian,

		I sent the mail to Debian Science because I think the problem isn't root 
one, but  about my 64Bit Debian Os.
In fact the program name.C run without problem on another 32Bit Debian system 
(my desktop home).
In my opinion there is a problem with libc6 in my distro.

if you write on shell

dpkg -S /lib/libthread_db.so.1

dpkg return the package libc6.

What version of libc6 do you use with root 5.17??
I use this one 2.7-9. 

Cheers, 
Antonio

Il Monday 03 March 2008 08:43:09 Christian Holm Christensen ha scritto:
> Hi Antonio,
>
> First off, it seems that your question should really be sent to the ROOT
> mailing list or forum, as it is not really Debian specific.   The good
> people over at roottalk <at> root.cern.ch and at the ROOT forum are usually
> every good at answering questions.  I've Cc'ed this to
> roottalk <at> root.cern.ch.
>
> On Fri, 2008-02-29 at 19:08 +0100, Antonio Salvucci wrote:
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Christian Holm Christensen | 3 Mar 2008 16:51
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Re: [ROOT] Re: problem with root 5.18

Hi Again,

[This mail is sent to roottalk <at> cern.ch only - no need to bother the good
people over at debian-science]

On Mon, 2008-03-03 at 09:11 +0100, Antonio Salvucci wrote:
> Hi Christian,
> 
> 		I sent the mail to Debian Science because I think the problem isn't root 
> one, but  about my 64Bit Debian Os.
> In fact the program name.C run without problem on another 32Bit Debian system 
> (my desktop home).
> In my opinion there is a problem with libc6 in my distro.

It's very unlikely that there's a problem in glibc - after all, it's a
core library to the system.   Most likely, it's some sort of word-size
problem in either your code, the data you have, or similar.  F.ex. the
std::string probably contains a size_t variable which is 32bit on a
32bit machine, and 64bit on a 64bit machine (natural size of a word in
the architecture).  So when you stream in/out a std::string object, you
may have an inconsistency across platforms, depending on how CINT treats
the data members.  Loading the appropriate dictionary may cure that
problem. 

> if you write on shell
> 
> dpkg -S /lib/libthread_db.so.1
> 
> dpkg return the package libc6.
>
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