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When running this modified intersim benchmark against these modified composable guard files, something strange happens. The HPX_ASSERT(false) on line 113 allows the program to continue running, bypassing the abort() on line 114. This happens for RelWithDebugInfo, but not Debug. The breakme() function is there to give gdb an easy target to attach to.
When running this modified intersim benchmark against these modified
composable guard files, something strange happens. The HPX_ASSERT(false) on
line 113 allows the program to continue running, bypassing the abort() on
line 114. This happens for RelWithDebugInfo, but not Debug. The breakme()
function is there to give gdb an easy target to attach to.
Except that the assert does do something, even though it's supposed to be disabled in that mode. Note above, the HPX_ASSERT(false) causes the code to bypass the abort() on the next line.
When running this modified intersim benchmark against these modified composable guard files, something strange happens. The HPX_ASSERT(false) on line 113 allows the program to continue running, bypassing the abort() on line 114. This happens for RelWithDebugInfo, but not Debug. The breakme() function is there to give gdb an easy target to attach to.
HPX_ASSERT.zip
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