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DO-NOT-MERGE: debug #1514
Walkthrough
This update includes various changes across different parts of the FairRoot project. It involves modifications like adjusting log file display, adding logging, reordering includes, introducing static assertions for type relationships, and enhancing object listing methods in various classes. These changes aim to improve code readability, maintainability, and potentially address issues related to memory management and program stability.
Changes
Files | Change Summary |
---|---|
examples/MQ/pixelSimSplit/run/scripts/test-splitMQ.sh.in | Modified to adjust log file display and added logging in the destructor of FairMQTransportDevice . |
fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.h | Swapped include order, added new includes, and introduced static assertions for type relationships in ConstructASCIIGeometry . |
fairroot/geobase/FairGeoInterface.cxx fairroot/geobase/FairGeoInterface.h |
Added #include <TROOT.h> , initialized variables, added ls method, and modified print method in FairGeoInterface . |
fairroot/geobase/FairGeoLoader.cxx fairroot/geobase/FairGeoLoader.h |
Added ls method to FairGeoLoader to list objects and interact with related classes. |
Possibly related issues
-
FairRootGroup/FairRoot#1418: The changes in
FairModule.h
could potentially address concerns related to memory management and program crashes by improving the code's reliability through static assertions and better include order, which indirectly might help in understanding and preventing issues like double deletion and undefined behavior (UB).
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