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C3E: Complex Compute Core Engine v1.0
An engine for handling complex computational tasks
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Header file for custom assertion handling functions. More...
#include <stdbool.h>

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| void | c3e_assert (bool condition) |
| Evaluates an assertion and triggers a custom handler if the condition is false. | |
| void | c3e_assert_handler (void(*event)(const char *filename, int line)) |
| Sets a custom assertion handler. | |
| void | c3e_assert_remove_handle () |
| Removes the currently set custom assertion handler. | |
| bool | c3e_assert_has_handler () |
| Checks if a custom assertion handler is currently set. | |
This header file provides functions for custom assertion handling in the C3E library. It allows setting up custom assertion handlers, removing them, and checking if a handler is currently set.
| void c3e_assert | ( | bool | condition | ) |
This function evaluates the given condition and triggers the custom assertion handler if the condition evaluates to false. If no custom handler is set, the default behavior is to print an assertion message and terminate the program.
| condition | The condition to evaluate. If this condition evaluates to false, the assertion fails and the custom handler (if set) will be triggered. |
| void c3e_assert_handler | ( | void(*)(const char *filename, int line) | event | ) |
This function sets a custom handler function that will be called when an assertion fails. The handler function should accept two parameters: a filename and a line number where the assertion failed.
| event | A pointer to the custom handler function. This function will be called when an assertion fails. The handler function should have the signature: void handler(const char* filename, int line). |
| bool c3e_assert_has_handler | ( | ) |
This function checks whether a custom assertion handler has been set using c3e_assert_handler().
true if a custom assertion handler is currently set, false otherwise. | void c3e_assert_remove_handle | ( | ) |
This function removes the custom assertion handler that was previously set using c3e_assert_handler(). After calling this function, assertions will use the default behavior, which is to terminate the program.