After a long period of development and testing we decided to switch to the web-based
TCanvas
implementation by default in the ROOT master version. It has been present in the ROOT for a
while (since 2017) and used already in the web-based TBrowser, which you have probably seen already.
If you’ve ever rubbed your eyes trying to decrypt
C++
compilation errors from a terminal, or even have faced with your bare eye the intimidating logs of valgrind output for memory leak detection, or manually deployed
gdb
, you should definitely keep reading. With this post, I believe you’ll improve your productivity and experience with
ROOT
by using QtCreator as a development and troubleshooting environment.
Debugging CERN ROOT scripts and ROOT-based programs in Eclipse IDE
(30 Oct 2021)
ROOT Manual's week
(11 Oct 2021)
ROOT has now a brand new
Manual
, bringing
“how do you read data with ROOT”
and similar core aspects into contemporary ROOT.
Much of the manual has been rethought and simplified, we hope and expect that concepts and
interfaces are now easier to understand!
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