> Hi Daniel,
>
> don't use .reset to reset the interpreter environment. As
> Valery explained before .reset is a "pure" CINT command that will
> wipe the CINT environment without paying attention to ROOT. Afterwards
> ROOT tries to access objects that have been deleted by CINT. A better
> way to clean the environment (both ROOT and CINT) is to use gROOT->Reset().
>
> Cheers, Fons.
In that case, I'll hide '.reset' command for ROOT in next CINT release.
Masaharu Goto