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This seems to be specific to having this: void Print() override { TBranchProxy::Print(); std::cout
Read/write past end of object of an enum type declared via a type alias if size is less than 4 bytes
Looks like Cling is unable to resolve the type, in which case cppyy defaults to `int`, which is too large.
Read/write past end of object of an enum type declared via a type alias if size is less than 4 bytes
To be sure, the offending code has seen a divergence between what I have in cppyy and what is in the ROOT repo... Regardless, the problem besides the unrecognized `using`,...
The type `Track::Type` is actually found as an enum, but it's seen as disjoint from the type `Enum`, not an alias of it. I'd figure it should resolve as an...
> Since the documentation on how to marry cppyy with a cmake project is a little sparse, Yes, the `cmake` based code was contributed and I'm not familiar enough with...
The usual problems with Windows: not enough knowledge of the platform and/or no access to a development machine running Windows. IIRC, the main issue for conda is that those are...
Cling is upstreaming patches as much as possible, but yes, it sometimes uses a patched version of LLVM. I believe for LLVM13, stock will work (for LLVM9, it did not;...
Which version is this? `error: the clang compiler does not support '-march=native'` should happen anymore on ARM. As for the header file, it's likely not in any of the standard...
Just to be sure, does `/opt/Qt6/include/QObject` exist? For the version, the question is about cppyy's version, not clang's. :)
Not sure about the first (it's not my code, so haven't tried it in a long while), but for the last, MacOS has been moving the standard headers around, so...