Check duplicate issues.
Description
It appears that having a read rule for one leaf count array requires treatment of all arrays using the same leaf count branch.
Reproducer
A reproducer is SoAEvolv.multiple.tar.gz, which is writing
struct SoAEvolv {
int fElements = 0;
float *fA = nullptr; //[fElements]
float *fB = nullptr; //[fElements]
ClassDefNV(SoAEvolv, 2)
};
and then reading it back into
struct SoAEvolv {
int fElements = 0;
double *fA = nullptr; //[fElements]
double *fB = nullptr; //[fElements]
ClassDefNV(SoAEvolv, 3)
};
while trying to evolve it with
#pragma read sourceClass="SoAEvolv" source="int fElements; float *fA" version="[-2]" targetClass="SoAEvolv" target="fA" code="{printf(\"onfile.fA = %p\n\", onfile.fA); fA = new double[onfile.fElements]{onfile.fA[0]};}"
When running ./read_soaevolv the output is:
onfile.fA = 0x3236ef0
Error in <TBufferFile::CheckByteCount>: object of class SoAEvolv read too few bytes: 12 instead of 16
fA = 0x377f800, fB = 0
showing that the manual rule executed, but fB was not read and ROOT is reporting an error.
ROOT version
master
Installation method
from source
Operating system
Linux
Additional context
FYI @Electricks94
Check duplicate issues.
Description
It appears that having a read rule for one leaf count array requires treatment of all arrays using the same leaf count branch.
Reproducer
A reproducer is SoAEvolv.multiple.tar.gz, which is writing
and then reading it back into
while trying to evolve it with
When running
./read_soaevolvthe output is:showing that the manual rule executed, but
fBwas not read and ROOT is reporting an error.ROOT version
masterInstallation method
from source
Operating system
Linux
Additional context
FYI @Electricks94