A distribution comes with the directory:
examples/cpp_root
As for examples/py_root (see the Python section), here are the original examples (found in examples/f77_hbook) but where the examples using COMIS, as the mandel.f for the pawex10.kumac example, is replaced with a C version (mandel.c). In this case gopaw will attempt to do an on the fly compilation and loading of the C file. If using this feature you must take care of tuning properly the scripts:
<install_path>/gopaw/<version>/res/gopaw/scripts/sh/makcdll for Windows: <install_path>\gopaw\<version>\res\gopaw\scripts\DOS\makcdll.bat
Obviously a compiler must be available, along material to build a plugin. On Linux and macOS, if you have the g++ (c++) command available on your prompt you will have nothing to do. On a Windows, you must have "source setup" VisualC++ so that the commands CL.EXE and LINK.exe be available from your DOS prompt.
If all is ok, you execute the pawex10.kumac C/C++ version with:
UNIX> cd <some_path>/examples/cpp_root # have a local copy. UNIX> <start gopaw> on Windows: DOS> cd <some_path>\examples\cpp_root # have a local copy DOS> <start gopaw>
GOPAW> exec pawex10
We put here mandel.c:
/*function*/ double mandel(double XP,double YP) { double X,Y,XX,YY,TT; int NMAX = 30; int N; X=XP; Y=YP; XX=0.; YY=0.; for(N=1;N<=NMAX;N++) { TT=XX*XX-YY*YY+X; YY=2.*XX*YY+Y; XX=TT; if(4.<(XX*XX+YY*YY)) break; } return ((float)N)/((float)NMAX); }
(In py_root, the _root comes from the fact that manipulation of .hbook files had been replaced with manipulation of .root files).