This is the test program I would like to be explained to me:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <boost/exception.hpp>

struct MyException: virtual boost::exception{ };

class MyClass
{
    char* s;
public:
    MyClass(const char* msg) : s(strdup(msg)){ }
    MyClass(const MyClass& c){ s = strdup(c.s); }
    ~MyClass(){ free(s); }
};

void main()
{
    MyException ex;
    ex << boost::error_info<struct my_tag1, MyClass>("qweqwe");
    ex << boost::error_info<struct my_tag2, std::string>("asdasd");
    std::cout << boost::diagnostic_information(ex);
}

This is the program output:

> Throw in function (unknown)
> Dynamic exception type: struct MyException
> [PAUmy_tag1@?1?main@] = [ type: ?AV?$error_info@Umy_tag1@?1?main@VMyClass@@@boo
> t@@, size: 8, dump: 50 69 10 01 b8 18 7f 00 ]
> [PAUmy_tag2@?1?main@] = asdasd

So, my question: what should I do with 'MyClass' to see the output like this:

> Throw in function (unknown)
> Dynamic exception type: struct MyException
> [PAUmy_tag2@?1?main@] = qweqwe (Wow !!! Terrible dump is replaced with readable string here !!!???)
> [PAUmy_tag2@?1?main@] = asdasd

Thanks, Andrew.