[ublas] newbie question: toolchain eclipse/mingw/g++ debug checks as errors.

Subject: [ublas] newbie question: toolchain eclipse/mingw/g++ debug checks as errors.
From: Jeremiah Rounds (jeremiahrounds_at_[hidden])
Date: 2010-03-27 16:49:31

Hi.  New to ublas.  I am compiling via hpp files instead of a linked library. Tool chain is windows/eclipse/mingw/g++/makefiles.
 When NDEBUG is not defined I get various bounds checks and that is great (eg Check failed in file ./boost/numeric/ublas/matrix_sparse.hpp at line 347: !preserve etc).  What I would like is for these checks to create an error before they terminate the program in this tool chain. Because at the moment eclipse/ mingw/ gdb won't catch them as errors in debugging, so essentially to track down the last call before the termination message by hand.  I would really like to step into this though at the time of the failed check so I can look at the call stack..Honestly, I am not sure what side of the problem I should work this on: is there a #define that will help me, is there a tweak to eclipse/gdb that will help me.  Any comment in this direction would be great.  
Gist: I want the program to fault instead of terminate so that eclipse/gdb will be spring into action without any more effort.
Thanks,Jeremiah

As a PS (and a far lessor issue that I would not even post for), I have notice for  mapped_matrix<double> creating transposes  via iterators in the most naive and straightforward fashion beats the implementation of trans(m) where m is a mapped_matrix<double> by factors of 10.  Does that sound right?  It just seemed weird to me. IE this is  much much much faster than trans for me:
        void equal_transpose(SMatrix& m){		clear();		resize(m.size2(),m.size1());		smatrix_t::iterator1 i1 = m.begin1();		smatrix_t::iterator1 end1 = m.end1();		smatrix_t::iterator2 i2;		smatrix_t::iterator2 end2;		while(i1 != end1){			i2 = i1.begin();			end2 = i1.end();			while(i2 != end2){				//cout << i1.index1() << " " << i2.index2() << endl;				(*this)(i2.index2(),i1.index1()) = *i2;				i2++;			}			i1++;		}

                                               
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