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| UTIL_DLL bool | makVre::customAssert (bool condition, const char *expression, const char *description, int line, const char *file, const char *function, bool *handled) |
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◆ ASSERT_BREAK
| #define ASSERT_BREAK asm("int $3"); |
Platform-specific debugger break instruction for non-Windows platforms.
◆ DtASSERT
| #define DtASSERT |
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| description ) |
Value: { \
static bool ignoreAlways = false; \
if (!ignoreAlways) \
{ \
if (
makVre::customAssert(
bool(exp), #exp, description, __LINE__, __FILE__, __FUNCTION__, &ignoreAlways)) \
{ \
} \
} \
}
#define ASSERT_BREAK
Platform-specific debugger break instruction for non-Windows platforms.
Definition assert.h:25
UTIL_DLL bool customAssert(bool condition, const char *expression, const char *description, int line, const char *file, const char *function, bool *handled)
Custom assertion function that evaluates conditions and handles failures.
Primary assertion macro for runtime validation.
This macro takes an expression that evaluates to true/false and a text description. If the expression evaluates to false, this will show an assertion dialog (on Windows) or output a console message (on Linux) with options to Abort, Retry, or Ignore.
- Abort: breaks into the debugger
- Retry: continues running, but the assertion will fire again if the expression evaluates to false again
- Ignore: suppresses this assertion and continues running
- Parameters
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| exp | The expression to evaluate |
| description | Descriptive message about the assertion condition |
Referenced by makVre::DtSpSubClass< SELF_T, SUPER_T >::create(), makVre::DtSpSubClass< SELF_T, SUPER_T >::createVersion(), makVre::DtInitTable::findData(), makVre::DtLuaState::get(), and makVre::DtLuaState::push().
◆ DtDEV_ASSERT
| #define DtDEV_ASSERT |
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Value: { \
static bool ignoreAlways = false; \
if (!ignoreAlways) \
{ \
if (
makVre::customAssert(
bool(exp), #exp, description, __LINE__, __FILE__, __FUNCTION__, &ignoreAlways)) \
{ \
} \
} \
}
Development-only assertion macro.
Similar to DtASSERT but only active in development builds. This assertion is disabled in nightly builds to avoid disrupting automated testing.
- Parameters
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| exp | The expression to evaluate |
| description | Descriptive message about the assertion condition |