brdebug.h File Reference

#include "brtypes.h"

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Classes
class	BRDebug
struct	BRDebug::BRDebugLocals_t
Defines
#define	BRASSERT(conditional)   ((conditional) ? ((void)NULL) : BRDebug::Fatal("Assertion at %s, %i", __FILE__, __LINE__))
	Throw a fatal assert on debug builds.
#define	BRASSERTTEST(conditional)   ((conditional) ? TRUE : BRDebug::Fatal("Assertion at %s, %i", __FILE__, __LINE__))
	Throw a fatal assert on debug builds.

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Define Documentation

#define BRASSERT

(

conditional

)

((conditional) ? ((void)NULL) : BRDebug::Fatal("Assertion at %s, %i", __FILE__, __LINE__))

Throw a fatal assert on debug builds.

Test if the conditional is false, if it is, call BRDebug::Fatal and force the application to immediately exit.

Note:

If this is a release build, this macro will completely vanish and the conditional is not tested.

    int iResult = GetErrorFlag();   // Zero means no error
    BRASSERT(!iResult);             // Die if an error occured on debug builds

Parameters:

conditional

Anything that resolves to TRUE or FALSE.

See also:

BRASSERTTEST

#define BRASSERTTEST

(

conditional

)

((conditional) ? TRUE : BRDebug::Fatal("Assertion at %s, %i", __FILE__, __LINE__))

Throw a fatal assert on debug builds.

Test if the conditional is false, if it is, call BRDebug::Fatal and force the application to immediately exit.

Note:

If this is a release build, this macro will perform the conditional test but it will not call BRDebug::Fatal.

    int iResult = GetErrorFlag();       // Zero means no error
    if (BRASSERTTEST(!iResult)) {       // Die if an error occured on debug builds
        CodeWasGood();
    } else {
        printf("Error %i has occured!\n",iResult);
        return;
    }

Parameters:

conditional

Anything that resolves to TRUE or FALSE.

Returns:

TRUE or FALSE, the result of the test of the conditional to zero.

See also:

BRASSERT