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It is explained in detail in the next section. | lName bytes with the name of the object Pointer to record itself (consistency check)

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If the key is located past the 32 bit file limit (> 2 GB) then some fields will be 8 bytes instead of 4 bytes (values between the brackets): ByteДate and time when object was written to file The next table explains the values in each individual record. The rest of bytes in the header contain all the information to identify uniquely a data block on the file. A negative number flags the record as deleted, and makes the space available for recycling in the next writing. The first 4 bytes of each record is an integer holding the number of bytes in this record. The 84 bytes after the file header contain the top directory description, including the name, the date and time it was created, and the date and time of the last modification.Дў0010404/ 092347 At: 148 N= 380 TH1F CX = 2.49 20010404/ 092347 At: 528 N= 377 TH1F CX = 2.51 This count also includes the deleted records, which are available again.

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This variable along with FNBytesFree keeps track of the free space in terms of records and bytes. The nfree and value is the number of free records. It is still a good idea to use the extension, just for us to recognize them easier. Because of this identifier, ROOT is not dependent on the вЂњ. The first four bytes of the file header contain the string вЂњrootвЂќ which identifies a file as a ROOT file. Number of bytes in TNamed at creation time The location in brackets are the location in the case of a large file. When fVersion is greater than 1000000, the file is a large file (> 2 GB) and the offsets will be 8 bytes long. This table shows the file header information. The first 100 bytes are taken by the file header. You may notice that the first entry starts at byte 100. Here we see the fifteen histograms ( TH1FвЂ™s) with the first one starting at byte 148. This example creates a ROOT file and 15 histograms, fills each histogram with 1000 entries from a Gaussian distribution, and writes them to the file. To look at the physical layout of a ROOT file, we first create one. It also is stored in machine independent format (ASCII, IEEE floating point, Big Endian byte ordering). It can contain directories and objects organized in unlimited number of levels. 13.1 The Physical Layout of ROOT FilesДЄ ROOT file is like a UNIX file directory. At the end of the chapter is a discussion on the two specialized ROOT files: TNetFile and TWebFile. Streamers are the methods responsible to capture an objects current state to save it to disk or send it over the network. We also include a discussion on Streamers.

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We show how to navigate in a file, how to save objects and read them back. Then we explain the logical file, the class TFile and its methods. It includes a discussion on compression, and file recovery. It begins with an explanation of the physical layout of a ROOT file. This chapter covers the saving and reading of objects to and from ROOT files.

13.4 Pointers and References in Persistency.

13.2 The Logical ROOT File: TFile and TKey.

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