trick/docs/documentation/simulation_capabilities/STL-Checkpointing.md

Trick provides checkpointable versions of std::STLs.

The list of Trick::STLs are

• deque
• list
• map
• multimap
• multiset
• pair
• priority_queue
• queue
• set
• stack
• vector

The Trick STLs require a C++11 compliant compiler. As of this writing gcc 4.4+ on Linux systems meets these requirements using the "-std=c++0x" command line argument.

To use Trick STLs include the proper header file from sim_services/STL/include and use Trick::STL_name instead of std::STL_name. Trick STLs must be public, or the proper init_attr friends must be present for checkpointing to work. A Trick comment with "**" has not effect, Trick STLs will always be checkpointed. If checkpointing is not desired use the std::STL_name instead.

Example:

#include "sim_services/STL/include/trick_vector.hh"

class A {
    public:
        Trick::vector< int > my_vector ; // -- trick_comment
}

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