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Description User story
As a user, I want to be able to store or write multiple inputs, outputs, or vars easily, without creating many different RingBuffer processes.
Conditions of satisfaction
Allow a buffer to dynamically create ports and vars when it is connected.
Ensure that multiple buffers with different connectivity do not interfere with each other (e.g. due to the use of class members).
Provide flexible, user-configurable options for what to do when a buffer overflows:
Raise an error, since we may assume the user intended to match the length of a buffer to the number of timesteps
Wrap around, as with the current RingBuffers
Reallocate, e.g. by doubling the available memory in the buffer (as in C++ standard library containers)
Allow the user to create and connect a buffer without any duplication of shape parameters from the connected ports
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User story
As a user, I want to be able to store or write multiple inputs, outputs, or vars easily, without creating many different RingBuffer processes.
Conditions of satisfaction