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– ROOT Builder is an MSVC debugger project that you build using a regular MSVC IDE (VS2003, 2005, 2008, 2010). The project includes the ROOT source code and the necessary make tools to build.
– To build, simply right click ROOT Builder in the solution explorer and click «Build».
– By default ROOT Builder builds a debug build. You can select a release build with or without debug info by selecting the appropriate build mode (Debug or Release).
– Debugging works the same as normal debugging: just right click on a break point and click «Debug»
– ROOT Builder has integrated in debug mode with ROOT itself. This means you can set break points directly in the source code and hit them when debugging. You can even create an event that gets fired when you set a break point.

How does it work?
The first thing that happens is that ROOT Builder creates a folder structure for the ROOT library and build tools. It uses a sub folder of the ROOT folder for this. So if the root of ROOT is:

ROOT
C++
Data
cpp
Make
Makefile
Makefiles

the ROOT Builder project structure will be:

ROOT Builder
ROOT
ROOT Sources
C++
Data
C++
Source
[__ROOT]

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– «–make-debug» with «–verbose» will make a debug build. In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will open the debugger and wait for you to hit a break point. You can right click on the error messages and they will be listed.
– «–make-release» with «–verbose» will make a release build. In release mode, when you click «debug» it will build a release ROOT library and a debug binary.
– «–make-dbg» will make a debug build with debug info.  In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will use the same debugger as when you hit a break point, and you will get all the error messages listed.
– «–make-dbg-windows» will make a debug build with debug info for Windows.  In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface.
– «–make-release-windows» will make a release build with debug info for Windows.  In release mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface.
– «–make-dbg-pbs» will make a debug build for the PBS runtime.
– «–make-release-pbs» will make a release build for the PBS runtime.
– «–make-dbg-inpdb» will make a debug build with debug info for ROOT. In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface. 
– «–make-release-inpdb» will make a release build with debug info for ROOT. In release mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface.
– «–make-dbg-openssl» will make a debug build with debug info for OpenSSL. In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface. 
– «–make-release-openssl» will make a release build with debug info for OpenSSL. In release mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface.
– «–make-dbg-thrd» will make a debug build with debug info for libthreads. In debug mode, when you click «debug» it will use a debugger that has a Windows interface.
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ROOT Builder is a Visual Studio project template. It is a small Windows application that allows you to build the ROOT analysis tools on your local Windows machine using Visual Studio 2003, 2005, or 2008. It supports debugging ROOT using VSIDE as well.
There are 3 types of ROOT Builder projects:
– The CMakeROOTBuilder project allows you to create a ROOT project which uses CMake. It includes all the files you need to generate a CMake source file.
– The Visual Studio project allows you to create a ROOT project which uses Visual Studio. It includes the files you need to generate a Visual Studio project file.
– The Visual Studio 2008 + CMake project allows you to create a ROOT project which uses Visual Studio 2008 and CMake. It includes the files you need to generate a Visual Studio project file.
ROOT Builder is not actually a Visual Studio project, it is simply a set of files that are built to create the ROOT analysis tools. It is a good candidate for packaging with your executable.
ROOT Builder was tested successfully using Visual Studio 2003, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2013. However, it is very likely that it will work with any recent Visual Studio version, as the Visual Studio version used to build ROOT Builder is not included in the package.

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License:
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ROOT Builder is open source software licensed under the MIT license. For more information please refer to the file LICENSE.
If you use ROOT Builder, please refer to the LICENSE file to understand the conditions of the license.

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CREDITS:
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– [1]: «ROOT Builder: A Visual Studio.NET project template for building ROOT analysis tools» by Thomas Staub
– [2]: «ROOT Builder: A Visual Studio.NET project template for building ROOT analysis tools» by Thomas Staub
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This tool is designed to be used by people who normally use the Windows command line to build their ROOT sources. You simply open this tool and select the ROOT version you want to build. You can then run through a simple GUI dialog to specify the options you want. In debug mode, when you click build, you are taken to a cmd.exe window that will stop when you click the green triangle symbol at a break point. The window has a little ROOT console window, where you can run small «Hello World» type programs.

You should have the ROOT source files extracted from the «root» folder of the downloaded ROOT distribution. Just open the file «Setup_MINGW.ini», and change the paths to where you extracted the files and root sources.

If you have installed ROOT using VC6.0, you will need to change two environment variables:

ROOT_BUILDER_HOME should point to your ROOT source installation directory, and
ROOT_BUILDER_LIB should point to your ROOT sources.

If you are building the debugger support, you will need to compile the debug information in «debug/debug.make».

Note: You can also use the ROOT «Build Environment» to build ROOT using MSVC.  However, ROOT Builder is now much simpler, and I don’t expect anyone to find it useful.  If you would like to build your ROOT in MSVC, I suggest you use the ROOT build environment instead.

How to use

(VS2003 or 2005) First, in your Solution Explorer window, right-click the ROOTBuilderSolution.sln file, and select «Open»  You’ll see a small dialog box that looks like this:

Click the green triangle icon (Debug/Release mode, etc)

At the beginning of the command line window, you should see an MSVCRT window that looks something like this:

This is where you would normally type in a command to build your ROOT sources. You don’t need to do anything special to open this window: it will automatically open up a ROOT console when the build is stopped at a break point. If you don’t see anything, then you have messed up the path to the ROOT source file. If you have a.sln file open in VS2003, you should see this in the Solution Explorer window, and you will have to expand the VS2003 project.

  You should now see the ROOT console window when the build is stopped at a break point:

If you see this instead:

Something went wrong: It should say «ROOT»

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System Requirements For ROOT Builder:

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.0 GHz, AMD Athlon X2 + Phenom II @ 2.0 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
OS: Windows 7, 8, and 10
Hard Drive: 13 GB free hard drive space
Video: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7970
Mouse: Microsoft Precision-Touch Optical Mouse, or a mouse with
mouse buttons
Keyboard: Microsoft Natural Keyboard (Newer version with 2 horizontal
rows and 2 horizontal columns)
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