// This application is root based, as it uses root as a library collection.
// Here are listed some point you need to check in order to be able to compile
// this source.

// IMPORTANT STEPS TO REMEMBER FOR USE WITH VC 8.x, 9.x

// 0) Install ROOT and correctly define all the environmental variables.
//		Pay attention that env. variables must be defined for every users!
//
// 1) Set the following COMPILER Options (the same for all .cpp sources, 
// you can set them at top project level if inerithance is enabled).
//		Additional Include Dir		->	"$(ROOTSYS)\include\"
//		Enable C++ Exceptions		->	"Yes With SEH Exceptions (/EHa)"
//		Force Include					->	"w32pragma.h"
//		Runtime Libraries				->	"Multi-threaded Debug DLL (/MDd)" debug mode
//											->	"Multi-threaded DLL (/MD)" release mode
//											->	Pay attention to the use of the msvcrt.lib or 
//												msvcrtd.lib in case
//		Warning level					->	"Level 3 (/W3)" (You should get no warning)
//		Detect 64 bit port. iss.	->	"No"
//
// 2) Set the following LINKER Options (the same for all .cpp sources, 
// you can set them at top project level if inerithance is enabled).
//		Additional Dependencies		->	"$(ROOTSYS)\lib\*.lib"
//											-> "$(WinSDKdir)\lib\Uuid.Lib"
//		Subsystem						->	"Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)"
//
// 3) This only for Vc up to 8.x: Rename the "libNew.lib" and "libNew.exp" 
// files into the "ROOTSYS\lib" directory in order to avoid linking to those
// libraries (i.e. add ".banned").
//
// 4) Even if they will be re-written at every compilation, create a pair of 
// dummy (empty) "root_Dictionary.cpp" and "root_Dictionary.h" files and include
// them into the project, so allowing the environment manager to handle them 
// with the correct compiler and linker configuration options.
//
// 5) Set up the "root_Linkdef.h" custom build step accordingly:
//		Command line					->	"$(ROOTSYS)\bin\rootcint -v -f 
//												$(InputDir)\root_Dictionary.cpp -c 
//												$(InputDir)\cool.h root_Linkdef.h"
//		Description						->	"Building root dictionary..."
//		Outputs							->	"root_Dictionary.h root_Dictionary.cpp"
//		Additional Dependencies		->	"cool.h"
//
// End of the Brief Summary

// This files is necessary in order to give the CINT interpreter 
// the access to your classes.

// This file will be processed by "($SYSROOT)\bin\rootcint".
// Refer to rootcint help to get explanation about the used
// pragma methods and values.

// To have this file being used, set the property as follows:
// Command line:			"$(ROOTSYS)\bin\rootcint -v -f root_Dictionary.cpp -c 
//                       root_Template.h cool.h root_Linkdef.h"
// Description:			"Building root dictionary..."
// Outputs:					"root_Dictionary.h; root_Dictionary.cpp"
// Additional dep.es:	"cool.h" (add here all the headers you need)
	
//______________________________________________________________________________

// Changes and notes log
//
// 01/06/2008	Added the Force Include of "w32pragma.h", necessary from ROOT 
//					versions 5.19 included.
//
// 09/12/2008	ROOT TVector3.h corrected at lines 235, 236, 237 by adding a 
//					downcasting to (Float_t) to avoid compiler warning. To be
//					reported to ROOT team.
//
// 02/01/200)	TVirtualX.h and windows.h (used in comm_Master) clash, as it 
//					seems that there is a common reserved word (Error C2059).
//					Interestengly, it seems that windows.h is able to dodge the
//					clas, so loading it AFTER TVirtualX works, while the reverse 
//					is not possible (ROOT ver 5.22). To be reported to ROOT team.



//______________________________________________________________________________


// More information on this by typing "$(ROOTSYS)\bin\rootcint -h"
#ifdef __CINT__
	
	// Basic rootcint parameters
	#pragma link off all globals;
	#pragma link off all classes;
	#pragma link off all functions;

	// Enables rootcint recognition (be sure to include the appropriate 
	// container(s) header(s) into the rootcint directive) Note the 
	// trailing '+': it tells to rootcint generate a new (>3.0) streamer
	// method, while the trailing '-' is used when the class itself provides
	// a compatible overloaded streaming method.
	
	// Graphic Server Objects
	#pragma link C++ class gso_Button+;			// Base button object	
	#pragma link C++ class gso_Palette+;		// Base palette object	
	#pragma link C++ class gso_Map2D+;			// Base map2D object	

	// Graphic User Interface
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Object+;			// Base class for every graphic object	
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Main+;			// Main interface
	//#pragma link C++ class gui_Form+;			// Floating form
   #pragma link C++ class gui_Button+;			// Standard Button
	#pragma link C++ class gui_CoolButton+;	// Improved GSO Button
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Led+;				// GSO Led
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Numeric+;			// Numeric input control
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Canvas+;			// Embedded drawing canvas
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Label+;			// Static label
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Combo+;			// Combo box
	//#pragma link C++ class gui_Group+;			// Group frame
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Text+;			// Text input
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Check+;			// Check box
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Icon+;			// Static icon
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Menu+;			// Popup menu
	#pragma link C++ class gui_Map+;				// Fast 2D representation

	//Data layer (to allow streaming to root files)
   #pragma link C++ class data_Object-;		// Base class for all data objects   
   
#endif