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TSContainer.zip contains the following:
    html directory with Doxigen webpage of TSContainer (select index.html)

    TSContainer.h   
    testTSContainer.cpp     program to test features of container streams with TSContainer
    TStudent.h              TStudent class for objects stored in containers
    TStudent.cpp            TStudent class body

    makefile                in linux to make the TStudent.o, testTSContainer.o and a.out

    Data files used/produced by testTSContainer
    Primes.vector
    Primes.stack
    sl.txt
    map.txt
    2d.data

    Output of Test Run.txt

The latest test was run using g++ (Ubuntu 7.4.0-1ubuntu1~18.04.1) 7.4.0

To test TSContainer:
    Download TSContainer.zip and place it in the (empty) directory of 
    your choice. Make that the current directory. Unzip (not gunzip) the 
    archive (TSContainer.zip), and run make.
    
Running the tests:
After you have done make and while in the directory with all of the 
    TSContainer files, just type a.out at the linux prompt.

Tests consist of using TSContainer.h with vectors, lists, stacks, and maps.
Various programming techniques have been used. Prime numbers are used
in the first tests of vector and stack. A map is used to associate movie 
names and their ratings.

There are two tests using TStudent objects, list and vector. You are 
requested to enter three students' information which are added to a 
list. The list is output to a file and then read into a student vector.

The last part gives a small example of how one might deal with a 
container-in-container structure.
Source: README.txt, updated 2019-08-29