A Trick C-string is checkpointed initially as the following:

trick_var.foo = "This is a C string";

when being restored, it has to be allocated and tracked so Trick uses TMM_strdup to restore it. The issue of annoyance is that the variable is now pointing to a dynamically allocated string so that if checkpointed again it'll be:

char trick_anon_local_1[19];

trick_Var.foo = &trick_anon_local_1;

this pushes all the allocation indices down however many of these exist. We deal with it of course but this may be fixable. Most of these variables are in C++ classes and need to simply be C++ strings if possible. Or, the variables could be named with automatic naming so that they don't contribute to the anonymous allocation count.