ResipAssert.h File Reference

#include <assert.h>

Go to the source code of this file.

Macros
#define	resip_assert(x)   assert(x)
	This file needs to work for both C and C++ code.
#define	resip_assert_not_null(x)

Macro Definition Documentation

resip_assert

#define resip_assert

(

x

)

assert(x)

This file needs to work for both C and C++ code.

The resip_assert() macro is preferred over regular assert() for all library and application code. Unit tests should continue to use regular assert(). Third party code placed on contrib should not be adapted to use resip_assert()

It is possible to redefine resip_assert() to provide additional logging or throw an exception such as std::runtime_error() as desired.

On UNIX systems, this could add a call to syslog. On Windows, it could be a notification in the system's event log.

CAUTION: do not call other reSIProcate stack methods from here. For example, do not try to use the reSIProcate logger or even basic classes like resip::Data. If the resip_assert() was invoked from one of those other low-level classes then the stack may be in such a bad state that they behave unpredictably or even worse, recursion may occur if resip_assert() is invoked again. We may do further work on this code to make it work safely with the logger but at present it is not ready for that.

Examples

/home/runner/work/resiprocate/resiprocate/rutil/DnsUtil.hxx, and /home/runner/work/resiprocate/resiprocate/rutil/TimeLimitFifo.hxx.

Definition at line 107 of file ResipAssert.h.

resip_assert_not_null

#define resip_assert_not_null

(

x

)

Value:

{                                                   \
   resip_assert(((void*)(x)) != 0);                 \
}

Definition at line 123 of file ResipAssert.h.