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The ROOT interpreter cling (and cint before it) have always been known for being incredibly brittle. Segfaults are _extremely_ common. If you think you can cont
by V1ndaar 3y ago
The ROOT interpreter cling (and cint before it) have always been known for being incredibly brittle. Segfaults are _extremely_ common. If you think you can continue your REPL session after most kinds of errors, you're mistaken.
It doesn't help of course that ROOT itself is a horrible mess of massive internal state.
- mathisfun123 3y agoyea i figured as much. clang-repl might be a ground-up reimplementation but i don't really have high hopes. of course it would be nice if C++ had a repl-like environment.