Slight persistence patch and HTMObjectIn/Output constructor change. #419
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@rhyolight I want to merge this when coveralls stops complaining - its an update needed by @EronWright for flink-htm. I added very minor changes... |
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@EronWright Do you want to give this a go before I merge it? |
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@cogmission I tried it out and it looks good to me. |
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Fixes #417
Fixes #418
Support not halting the Network when serializing it during non-threaded use. This support is built in to the checkpointing mechanism so halt doesn't have to be called, but in the case where a library has its own checkpointing mechanism (i.e. Flink), this patch will support that use case if the Network is not in threaded mode.
If the Network is in threaded mode then users are forced to use the built in checkpointing mechanism until such time as a need develops to allow some flexibility with that option.