Bug #1832
Interesting feature in TOF data structure when accessed from python
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Description
Here is an interesting feature in the TOF data structure. The attached script generates toy TOF0, TOF1, TOF2 space points and puts them on a TOF Event. The script then pulls them off the TOF event and prints them. Features which look fishy to me:
1. the TOF1 and TOF2 events when read have the same memory address
2. All of the TOF space points have the same member data
TOF data structure stores everything as a value (no pointers involved as far as I can see). The SetBlah functions should be doing a copy operation, so I don't see how this is possible.
For information I am trying to set up a test for the global track fit, so I want to generate dummy data.
Files
Updated by Rajaram, Durga over 7 years ago
- File test_tof_sp.cc test_tof_sp.cc added
- File Makefile.testtof Makefile.testtof added
- File cpp_test_tof_sp.log cpp_test_tof_sp.log added
I'm not sure if there's some pythonic pointer handling going on behind the scenes
All of the TOF space points have the same member data
Are you referring to the "third" get? If so, that should be expected since tof_sp is basically what you have from the last "set" from within the
for station, z in enumerate(..)loop?
I took your python test and turned into a c++ program and I don't see those features
attached cc, make, log