Define AIDA_HAS_CAST to avoid warning in Gaudi.#11
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Define AIDA_HAS_CAST to avoid warning in Gaudi.#11scott-snyder wants to merge 1 commit intoiLCSoft:masterfrom
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We declare IBaseHistogram::cast as a virtual method, and Gaudi overrides it in a derived class. Defining AIDA_HAS_CAST tells Gaudi to use the override keyword for that method, as it does for other methods, to avoid warnings about inconsistent use of override.
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Where does Gaudi use this? I can't find it anywhere. |
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Apologies; that was relevant to a change in Gaudi which i forgot did not get pushed. I close this for now. |
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We declare IBaseHistogram::cast as a virtual method, and Gaudi overrides it in a derived class. Defining AIDA_HAS_CAST tells Gaudi to use the override keyword for that method, as it does for other methods, to avoid warnings about inconsistent use of override.