1 #ifndef sstmac_common_serializable_h 2 #define sstmac_common_serializable_h 6 #if SSTMAC_INTEGRATED_SST_CORE 7 #include <sst/core/serialization/serializer_fwd.h> 8 #include <sst/core/serialization/serializable.h> 9 #include <sst/core/serialization/serialize_serializable.h> 10 #include <sst/core/serialization/serializer.h> 12 #define START_SERIALIZATION_NAMESPACE namespace SST { namespace Core { namespace Serialization { 13 #define END_SERIALIZATION_NAMESPACE } } } 15 #define FRIEND_SERIALIZATION template <class T, class Enable> friend class sstmac::serialize 18 using SST::Core::Serialization::serializable;
19 using SST::Core::Serialization::serializable_type;
20 using SST::Core::Serialization::serialize;
21 using SST::Core::Serialization::serializer;
26 #define SER_NAMESPACE_OPEN \ 27 namespace SST { namespace Core { namespace Serialization { 28 #define SER_NAMESPACE_CLOSE } } } 36 #define START_SERIALIZATION_NAMESPACE namespace sprockit { 37 #define END_SERIALIZATION_NAMESPACE } 39 #define FRIEND_SERIALIZATION template <class T> friend class sstmac::serialize 50 #define SER_NAMESPACE_OPEN namespace sprockit { 51 #define SER_NAMESPACE_CLOSE }
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