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Runtime check macros.

Runtime checks can be either asserts or throws. More...

Defines
#define	TRYTHROW(_a, _msg)   if (!(_a)) _cthrow(_msg);
#define	ASSERT(_a, _msg)   if (!(_a)) _cassert(_msg " at " __FILE__ ":", __LINE__);

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Detailed Description

Runtime checks can be either asserts or throws.

Both represent differing levels of error and both may be compiled out. An assert is a less likely error such as null pointer or internal error. A throw is a more likely error such as going past the end of an array.

PENDING: Improve this. Asserts should be recoverable development errors, and the cases above should be two different levels of throw.

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Define Documentation

#define ASSERT (  _a, _msg    )     if (!(_a)) _cassert(_msg " at " __FILE__ ":", __LINE__);

See also: TRYTHROW

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