Assertion macros

Macros for runtime-assertion. More...

Macros
#define	ASSERT_DEFAULT   0
	Print timestamp of the assert and abort on error.
#define	ASSERT_NO_ABORT   1
	Specifies whether the assert will abort on error.
#define	ASSERT_NO_TIMESTAMP   2
	Specifies whether the assert will print a timestamp on error.
#define	ASSERT_FOR_TESTS   4
	Specifies whether the assert is CMocka-compatible.
#define	ASSERT(cond, opts)
	Prints a debug message if the condition cond is failed.

Detailed Description

Macros for runtime-assertion.

Macro Definition Documentation

ASSERT

#define ASSERT	(		cond,
			opts
	)

Value:

    do {                                                          \
        if (!(cond)) {                                            \
            if ((opts) & ASSERT_NO_TIMESTAMP) {                   \
                LOG_DEBUG("ASSERT " #cond " failed !!!");         \
            } else {                                              \
                time_t assert_time = time(NULL);                  \
                LOG_DEBUG("[% ld ] ASSERT " #cond " failed !!!"); \
            }                                                     \
            if ((opts) & ASSERT_FOR_TESTS) {                      \
                assert((cond));                                   \
            } else if (!((opts) & ASSERT_NO_ABORT)) {             \
                abort();                                          \
            }                                                     \
        }                                                         \
    } while (0)

Prints a debug message if the condition cond is failed.

Parameters

cond	The condition which is checked
opts	The option flags

See also

ASSERT_DEFAULT

ASSERT_NO_ABORT

ASSERT_NO_TIMESTAMP

ASSERT_FOR_TESTS

ASSERT_DEFAULT

#define ASSERT_DEFAULT   0

Print timestamp of the assert and abort on error.

ASSERT_FOR_TESTS

#define ASSERT_FOR_TESTS   4

Specifies whether the assert is CMocka-compatible.

ASSERT_NO_ABORT

#define ASSERT_NO_ABORT   1

Specifies whether the assert will abort on error.

ASSERT_NO_TIMESTAMP

#define ASSERT_NO_TIMESTAMP   2

Specifies whether the assert will print a timestamp on error.