aligator  0.6.1
A primal-dual augmented Lagrangian-type solver for nonlinear trajectory optimization.
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Developer's guide

When creating the CMake build, make sure to add the -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS=1 flag. See its documentation here.

Debugging a C++ executable

This project builds some C++ examples and tests. Debugging them is fairly straightforward using GDB:

gdb path/to/executable

with the appropriate command line arguments. Examples will appear in the binaries of build/examples. Make sure to look at GDB's documentation.

If you want to catch std::exception instances thrown, enter the following command once in GDB:

(gdb) catch throw std::exception

Debugging a Python example or test

In order for debug symbols to be loaded and important variables not being optimized out, you will want to compile in DEBUG mode.

Then, you can run the module under gdb using

gdb --args python example/file.py

If you want to look at Eigen types such as vectors and matrices, you should look into the eigengdb plugin for GDB.

Hybrid debugging with Visual Studio Code

TODO Finish documenting this