Burger::Assert_t Struct Reference

Container structure for Assert support. More...

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Public Types
typedef int(*	CallbackProc) (void *pThis, const char *pCondition, const char *pFilename, uint32_t uLineNumber)
	Redirect an assert to the application's assert function.

Public Member Functions
void	SetCallback (CallbackProc pCallback, void *pThis) noexcept
	Overrides the default Assert function.

Static Public Member Functions
static int	DefaultAssert (void *pThis, const char *pCondition, const char *pFilename, uint32_t uLineNumber) noexcept
	Default assert function.

Public Attributes
CallbackProc	m_pCallback
	Function pointer to the redirected Assert function.
void *	m_pThis
	"this" pointer passed to the m_pProcAssert function

Static Public Attributes
static Assert_t	g_Instance
	Global instance of the Assert redirection.

Detailed Description

Container structure for Assert support.

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This global assert structure is used for supporting the ability to redirect an Assert(const char *,const char *,uint32_t) call.

See also

Assert(const char *,const char *,uint32_t), or BURGER_ASSERT

Member Typedef Documentation

CallbackProc

Burger::Assert_t::CallbackProc

Redirect an assert to the application's assert function.

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When an assert is fired from the use of the macro BURGER_ASSERT this function is called which redirects to the currently logged assert function.

Parameters

pThis	Pointer to the application supplied data pointer
pCondition	String of the test condition that fired off the assert
pFilename	The value of the "__FILE__" macro at the location of the BURGER_ASSERT macro
uLineNumber	The value of the "__LINE__" macro at the location of the BURGER_ASSERT macro

Returns

FALSE. Only return a non-false value if a very special case requires it because it may cause unexpected behavior from the use of the BURGER_ASSERT macro

Member Function Documentation

DefaultAssert()

int BURGER_API Burger::Assert_t::DefaultAssert ( void * pThis, const char * pCondition, const char * pFilename, uint32_t uLineNumber )

staticnoexcept

Default assert function.

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Prints the message "Assertion from \"%%s\\" in file %s at line %u.\n", pCondition, pFilename, uLineNumber using Debug::Message(), and then calls invoke_debugger(). If execution continues, it will call Debug::Fatal() with the same message and exit the application.

Note

This function normally does not return and calls Debug::Fatal(). If the function returns, usually via manual user input in a debugger, it will return a conditional override which is 0 to match the condition that triggered the assert.

Parameters

pThis	Ignored
pCondition	Message to print do denote the cause of the assertion
pFilename	Pointer to a "C" string of the source file name that triggered the assert
uLineNumber	Line number in the source file that triggered the assert

Returns

0 (However, this function should never return)

See also

Debug::Message(), Debug::Fatal(), and Assert( const char *,const char *,uint32_t)

SetCallback()

void BURGER_API Burger::Assert_t::SetCallback ( CallbackProc pCallback, void * pThis )

noexcept

Overrides the default Assert function.

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The normal behavior for Assert(const char *,const char *,uint32_t) is to call printf() with the failure condition and then call Debug::Fatal(). This behavior can be overridden by passing a new function pointer via this call.

The default behavior can be restored by passing nullptr for the pAssert parameter.

Parameters

pCallback	Function to call when an assert is triggered, nullptr restores defaults
pThis	void * of data to be passed to the assert function if triggered

Member Data Documentation

g_Instance

Burger::Assert_t Burger::Assert_t::g_Instance

static

Initial value:

= {
 DefaultAssert, 
 nullptr 
}

Global instance of the Assert redirection.

Singleton instance for Assert_t.

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See also

Assert_t or Assert_t::DefaultAssert

m_pCallback

CallbackProc Burger::Assert_t::m_pCallback

Function pointer to the redirected Assert function.

m_pThis

void* Burger::Assert_t::m_pThis

"this" pointer passed to the m_pProcAssert function