Unhandled exceptions while debugging with MS Visual Studio

I'm using some ancient version of boost.test (perhaps 1.58), however, by looking at the latest code I think latest version has the same issue. Boost.test captures c++ exceptions as well as SEH to be able to handle all kinds of errors that normally result in crashes. The problem with that, however, it makes debugging tests difficult. I have some test that somehow triggers an unhanded C++ in my library. Normally, unhandled exception gets handled by the visual studio debugger and it stops basically on the line where exception is thrown and it's clear and obvious where it came from. With boost.test: forget about it, no way to see anything.

So, how can I make boost.test not try to capture SEH or c++ exceptions while debugger is attached? For now I added code to wrap `test_method` calls in BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE to capture SEH myself and write a dmp (core dump) for later debugging, but I would definitely prefer that boost.test wouldn't try to capture unhandled c++ or SEH exceptions when `debug_present`. What can be done to have this behavior, does boost.test have it?