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Replace uses of bare
assert
withOPENSIM_ASSERT
#3548Replace uses of bare
assert
withOPENSIM_ASSERT
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This is a drive-by edit, but is included here because:
throw
)assert(false)
is surplus, turns up in regex searches for bareassert
s, and is compiler-toggleableexit
(and mystd::terminate
) are also surplus, but I wasn't sure whether something funny could be going on (e.g. disabling exceptions or something unusual), so I just replaced theexit
, with the more C++stdlib-friendlystd::terminate()
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This is also a drive-by edit that was made because I was using regex to flag uses of
assert
, and this one is likely to be a cute developer trick that was probably used a while ago (i.e. before IDEs like Visual Studio had debugger toggles to break on throwing an exception) but has been buried here.