R. Clayton (rclayton@monmouth.edu)
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Pickling and unpickling is normally done in two separate program executions.
One program will, towards the end of its execution, pickle its data structures
into a file. Some time later another program, usually but not necessarily the
same one, will, soon after it begins execution, unpickle the data structures.
I've modified main.cc to better simulate this execution environment.
Unfortunately, the new main.cc uses unix system calls, which means it probably
won't work on windows systems (it does work on linux).
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