1.1. assert — Assertions

Source code: src/kernel/assert.h

Defines

FATAL(n)
IS_FATAL(n)

Check is an error code is fatal (negative error code).

ASSERT(cond, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with error code EASSERT on fatal error, otherwise return NULL.

ASSERTN(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with given error code n on fatal error, otherwise return the error code negated.

ASSERTRV(cond, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with error code EASSERT on fatal error, otherwise return NULL.

ASSERTRN(cond, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with error code EASSERT on fatal error, otherwise return NULL.

ASSERTNR(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message. Call the system on fatal callback with given error code n on fatal error, otherwise return given error code res.

ASSERTNRV(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with given error code n on fatal error, otherwise return.

ASSERTNRN(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure. Call the system on fatal callback with given error code n on fatal error, otherwise return NULL.

FATAL_ASSERTN(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure, then call the system on fatal callback with given error code n.

This assertion is not affected by CONFIG_ASSERT, but instead CONFIG_FATAL_ASSERT.

FATAL_ASSERT(cond, ...)

Assert given condition and print an error message on assertion failure, then call the system on fatal callback with error code EASSERT.

This assertion is not affected by CONFIG_ASSERT, but instead CONFIG_FATAL_ASSERT.

PANIC_ASSERTN(cond, n, ...)

Assert given condition and call sys_panic() with given error code n on assertion failure.

This assertion is not affected by CONFIG_ASSERT, but instead CONFIG_PANIC_ASSERT.

PANIC_ASSERT(cond, ...)

Assert given condition and call sys_panic() with error code EASSERT.

This assertion is not affected by CONFIG_ASSERT, but instead CONFIG_PANIC_ASSERT.