ahAssert.C

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/*
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  Data structures & Algorithms
  version 2.0.0b
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <ahAssert.H>
#include <ahDefs.H>
 
/*
  These debug functions are only defined in ahAssert.H if DEBUG flag is
  defined. However, since ahAssert.o is destined to be a library and that
  is not frequently compiled, we do not use the preprocessor for
  conditioning the functions definitions. Because they are in library,
  they are only used if they are inquired. So, we minimize misuse
  e.g. if we forget to define DEBUG, we get a "undefined reference"
  message while linking symbol using DEBUG.
*/
 
void _assert(const char *exp, const char* fileName, unsigned lineNumber)
{
  MESSAGE("Assertion %s in line %u file %s violated\n",
          exp, lineNumber, fileName);
  abort();
}
 
void _assert(const char *exp,
             const char*  fileName,
             unsigned int lineNumber,
             const char*  format,
             ...)
{
  MESSAGE("Assertion %s in line %u file %s violated\n",
          exp, lineNumber, fileName);
 
  va_list ap;
  va_start(ap, format);
  vprintf(format, ap);
  va_end(ap);
 
  abort();
}
 
void _Warning(const char *exp, const char* fileName, unsigned lineNumber)
{
  MESSAGE("Warning: condition %s in line %u file %s has been violated\n"
          "(Programmer decided not to abort on this violation)\n",
          exp, lineNumber, fileName);
}
 
void _Warning(const char *exp,
              const char*  fileName,
              unsigned int lineNumber,
              const char*  format,
              ...)
{
  MESSAGE("Warning: condition %s in line %u file %s has been violated\n"
          "(Programmer decided not to abort on this violation)\n",
          exp, lineNumber, fileName);
 
  va_list ap;
  va_start(ap, format);
  vprintf(format, ap);
  va_end(ap);
  // Note: _Warning does NOT abort, unlike _assert
}