SERIAL++ library: simple serial port access
error.h File Reference

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Classes

class  serialport::Exception
 Base class for exceptions. More...
 

Namespaces

 serialport
 Root namespace of library.
 

Macros

#define TF_ERROR_H_VERSION   "TF_ERROR_H V1.0 "
 
#define TF_ERROR_H_CVSID   "$Id$"
 
#define SERIALPORT_Xassert(C, M, E)   if (!(C)) { throw( E ( M , __FILE__, __LINE__, #C )); }
 Check an assertion and report by throwing an exception. More...
 
#define SERIALPORT_assert(C, M)   SERIALPORT_Xassert( C , M , serialport::Exception )
 Check an assertion and report by throwing an exception. More...
 
#define SERIALPORT_abort(M)   throw( serialport::Exception ( M , __FILE__, __LINE__ ))
 Abort and give a message. More...
 
#define SERIALPORT_illegal   SERIALPORT_abort("illegal call!")
 
#define SERIALPORT_report_assert(C, M, V)
 Check an assertion and report only. More...
 
#define SERIALPORT_nonfatal_assert(F, C, M, V)   if (F) { SERIALPORT_report_assert(C,M,V) } else { SERIALPORT_assert(C,M) }
 Macro to distinguish between fatal and non fatal assertions. More...
 

Functions

void serialport::report_violation (const char *message, const char *file, const int &line, const char *condition)
 report violation of assertion More...
 

Detailed Description

error handling code for serial port access (prototypes)


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Author
Thomas Forbriger
Date
24/11/2008

error handling code for serial port access (prototypes)

Copyright (c) 2008 by Thomas Forbriger (BFO Schiltach)


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REVISIONS and CHANGES

  • 24/11/2008 V1.0 Thomas Forbriger

Definition in file error.h.