ROOT, an Object-oriented Data Analysis Framework

Introduction

It will take some effort to use ROOT. A good introduction is the ROOT Primer Page of Sören Lange. It contains a PAW to ROOT conversion table.

Steve Beach has written a very useful "quick guide to ROOT in a question and answer format".

ROOT is based upon C++, the C++ course of Paul Kunz is a good starting point.
This course uses the book Scientific and Engineering C++: An Introduction with Advanced Techniques and Examples of John J. Barton and Lee R. Nackman.

See for more information the ROOT Web Page.

ROOT on RedHat Linux

The following versions of ROOT are available for RedHat:

ROOT egcs gcc Remarks
v2.25.03 i386_redhat6    
v3.01.06 i386_redhat6 rh61_gcc2952  
v3.02.07 i386_redhat6 rh61_gcc2952  
v3.03 i386_redhat6    
v3.03.09 i386_redhat6    
t3.03.09 i386_redhat6   compiled from source of v3.03.09 on Dec 5, 2002
v3.05.02   rh73_gcc296  
v3.05.04 i386_redhat62   compiled from source on polyfoon on Apr 30, 2003
v3.10.02   rh73_gcc296  
v4.00.06a   rh73_gcc296  
v4.00.06a   rh73_gcc333 compiled from source on login on Jun 24, 2004
v4.02.00   rh73_gcc32  
v4.03.02   slc3_gcc3.2.3  
version flavor 

ROOT on other platforms

Check the ROOT Website to see what other platforms are supported.

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