| Summary: | Bad inline declaration in G4FieldManager.hh | ||
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| Product: | Geant4 | Reporter: | marcus.h.mendenhall |
| Component: | geometry/magneticfield | Assignee: | John Apostolakis <John.Apostolakis> |
| Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | P2 | ||
| Version: | 7.1 | ||
| Hardware: | All | ||
| OS: | All | ||
Dear Marcus, Thanks for the report. I am correcting it, and it will be included in the next relevant patch or release. Best regards, John. Fix is included in accepted tags - is scheduled to be part of the next release. |
I get the following error when compiling Geant4.7 and 4.8 code using fields on PPC platforms (MacOSX and Linux-PPC64 using gcc. geant4.8.0/include/G4FieldManager.hh:93: warning: inline function `const G4ChordFinder* G4FieldManager::GetChordFinder() const' used but never defined It traces to a pair of inline declarations in the file, one of which really corresponds to a function in the G4FieldManager.icc, the other of which doesn't. For some reason, gcc on x86 manages to to ignore the bad declaration, but the gcc on ppc cannot. Here is the snippet showing the error: inline void SetChordFinder(G4ChordFinder *aChordFinder); ***bad line, this does not exist in the icc file *** inline G4ChordFinder* GetChordFinder(); inline const G4ChordFinder* GetChordFinder() const; // Create, set or get the associated Chord Finder Commenting out or removing the line fixes the problem, since the one which is declared 'const' is the right declaration.