Assert macro setup

Question

On Windows / C ++, I want to configure the assert dialog box to ignore the assertion forever, so I can be more aggressive with assertions. I understand how difficult it is to write the correct assert macro and I do not want to do this, just pin the dialogue code. Is there an easy way (or compressed hack) to do this?

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update: more aggressive => use much more often for non-black errors . I want to be able to ignore the statement forever, so if a minor error statement occurs in the loop, it actually does not stop my process.

Answer 1

Look at _ CrtSetReportHook or the new _ CrtSetReportHook2 . You can use it to set the hook, which remembers the "seen" messages and reports them as how it is processed when they saw it again.

Answer 2

If "more aggressive" you mean using claims to handle errors, then you better use exceptions.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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{
...
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ASSERT( bFireAssertion || <your assertion test> );
...
}

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