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Makefile Assertions
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John Graham-Cumming patrick.egan@cmcrossroads.com
By John Graham-Cumming
Most programming languages have assertions: statements that do nothing if the value they assert is true, but cause a fatal error if not. They're commonly used as a form of run-time debugging aid to catch very odd situations. A typical assert might look like assert( foo != bar ); in C and result in a fatal error if foo and bar are the same
Most programming languages have assertions: statements that do nothing if the value they assert is true, but cause a fatal error if not. They're commonly used as a form of run-time debugging aid to catch very odd situations. A typical assert might look like assert( foo != bar ); in C and result in a fatal error if foo and bar are the same
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