Since writing the Natvis visualizers for Boost.Unordered, I’ve been thinking about how to test them. So far, I’ve only written semi-automatic testing. Run the “visualizer_tests.cpp” file in Visual Studio, break on the label called “break_here”, then inspect the Locals window. Since I already set up the code and checked it in, there’s no need to modify. But this is still too manual for my liking. I want the CI to fail if I accidentally break the visualizers. Right now, I only kno...| Braden++
This article is about my experience implementing GDB pretty-printers for the Boost.Unordered containers. You can read my related pair of articles on the Visual Studio natvis implementation here and here. Importantly, in this article I’ll outline the techniques I used so that users can inject their own behaviour into the pretty-printers when the containers are using custom fancy pointer types. A “pretty-printer customization point” is my nickname for the technique I’m using, not an off...| Braden++
This is the 2nd article about my experience implementing custom visualizations for the Boost.Unordered containers in the Visual Studio Natvis framework. You can read the 1st article here. This 2nd article is about the open-addressing containers, which all have shared internals. These are the boost::unordered_flat_{map|set}, boost::unordered_node_{map|set}, and boost::concurrent_flat_{map|set}. I’ll take you through my natvis implementation in this article, omitting the methods and details t...| Braden++
Recently I’ve been working on implementing custom visualizations for the Boost.Unordered containers in the Visual Studio Natvis framework, to provide an identical debugging experience in the Boost.Unordered containers to what we get for the STL containers. Here is the file. This has been a tricky process, and I found the natvis documentation online to be lacking a few key pieces of information I needed. With this (and subsequent) article, I will take you through the experience of implementi...| Braden++
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