BloombergLP::bsls::Assert::invokeHandler

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Declared in <bsls_assert.h>

Invoke the currently installed assertion-failure handler function with the specified violation. The behavior is undefined if the macro BSLS_ASSERT_ENABLE_NORETURN_FOR_INVOKE_HANDLER is defined, and the currently installed assertion-failure handler function returns to the caller (i.e., the assertion handler does not abort, exit, terminate, throw, or hang). Note that this function is intended for use by the (BSLS) "ASSERT" macros, but may also be called by clients directly as needed (preferably with BSLS_ASSERT_INVOKE). Also note that the configuration macro BSLS_ASSERT_ENABLE_NORETURN_FOR_INVOKE_HANDLER is intended to support static analysis tools, which require an annotation to see that a failed "ASSERT" prevents further execution of a function with "bad" values.

static
void
invokeHandler(AssertViolation const& violation);

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Invoke the currently installed assertion-failure handler function with the specified expression text, file name, and line number as its arguments. The behavior is undefined if the macro BSLS_ASSERT_ENABLE_NORETURN_FOR_INVOKE_HANDLER is defined, and the currently installed assertion-failure handler function returns to the caller (i.e., the assertion handler does not abort, exit, terminate, throw, or hang). Note that this function is deprecated, as the (BSLS) "ASSERT" macros all now use the bsls::AssertViolation overload of invokeHandler instead.

static
void
invokeHandler(
    char const* text,
    char const* file,
    int line);

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