Hello, exists a way to add or edit the message thronw by assert. I'd like to use something like
assert(a==b,"A must be equal to B");
Then, the compiler adds line, time and so on....
It is posible?
Hello, exists a way to add or edit the message thronw by assert. I'd like to use something like
assert(a==b,"A must be equal to B");
Then, the compiler adds line, time and so on....
It is posible?
A hack I've seen around is to use the &&
operator. Since a pointer "is true" if it's non-null, you can do the following without altering the condition:
assert(a == b && "A is not equal to B");
Since assert
shows the condition that failed, it will display your message too. If it's not enough, you can write your own myAssert
function or macro that will display whatever you want.
assert is a macro/function combination. you can define your own macro/function, using __FILE__
, __BASE_FILE__
, __LINE__
etc, with your own function that takes a custom message