On 3/5/24 09:59, Paras Kumar wrote:
Thank you for your response. That is exactly what I am trying to do via the
deserialize function. I build an object of the desired derived type (based on
the derived type data archived during the call to serialize()) and then assign
it to the pointer at the receiving end. But the problem is that the
deserialize function is never called by boost. I am not sure what hint it
needs so as to call the deserialize function. Also, interestingly boost does
not call both serialize() or deserialize() during the call to
dealii::Utilities::unpack() but it does call serialize() during the call to
dealii::Utilities::pack().
You've got the wrong function names. You either have to provide a serialize()
function, or a pair of functions called save()/load(). In the latter case, you
also have to say BOOST_SERIALIZATION_SPLIT_MEMBER(). Take a look at classes
such as AlignedVector, for example. The BOOST documentation also has a lot to
say about this.
Best
W.
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