> Thanks for your reply. I was thinking of something like that but was not
> sure how to do it in cmake.
> I mean something like "make moderate".
>
> Can you please tell me where should I edit so that code compilation follows
> from the mode given to "make".
Doing this as a cmake target is somewha
One solution could be having a new mode : like *debug* and *release*,
"*Moderate*" mode, where only user-defined myAsserts + AsserThrow will
be checked.
*So when build in moderate mode*: myAssert (+ Asserthrow) would work
like "Assert". This is just to avoid huge overhead that debug mode w
Hello Timo,
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking of something like that but was not
sure how to do it in cmake.
I mean something like "make moderate".
Can you please tell me where should I edit so that code compilation follows
from the mode given to "make".
Thanks.
On Monday, December 4, 201
I have seen other libraries with a release+asserts mode. I don't think
having a third variant of the deal.II internals makes a lot of sense,
but one could talk about having a compile option for it.
If you want something like Assert() in release mode inside your
programs, you could easily do someth
Hello all,
This is more of a discussion than a question.
I was wondering if there is a need for a new class which does something
like Assert (Lets call it myAssert for now). Its function is as defined
below.
While developing an application code, once I am confident that I am not
making a mist
