Replace self-made Ensure with GSL Expects for preconditions #82
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Summary
This PR addresses issue #75 by replacing the self-made
Ensuresystem with the standardized GSL (Guidelines Support Library)Expectsfor precondition checking.Changes Made
• Added GSL dependency: Updated
CMakeLists.txtandconanfile.txtto include Microsoft GSL library• Replaced custom preconditions: Changed
Ensure::Always::MaximumArgumentIsGreaterOrEqualToMinimumtoExpects(maximum >= minimum)inRange[T].h• Updated build configuration: Added local GSL headers for build compatibility
• Modified tests: Commented out tests that relied on exception throwing behavior since GSL
Expectsterminates the program insteadKey Behavioral Change
The main behavioral difference is that GSL's
Expectsterminates the program when preconditions fail, rather than throwing exceptions. This aligns with the C++ Core Guidelines recommendation for contract checking.Before:
After:
Test Plan
Expectscompiles and works correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Resolves #75