At present, the callback function registered by calRunAddStopConditionFunc*D() takes a pointer to a CA object as parameter. This does not allow the callback to access the step member of the simulation object. Therefore, the callback parameter must be a pointer to a simulation object.
At present, the callback function registered by calRunAddStopConditionFunc*D() takes a pointer to a CA object as parameter. This does not allow the callback to access the step member of the simulation object. Therefore, the callback parameter must be a pointer to a simulation object.