#include <cstdint>
#include <memory.h>
#include <ostream>
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <cassert>
#include <cstdlib>
#include "w_error.h"
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| #define | RC(e) w_rc_t(__FILE__, __LINE__, e) |
| | Normal error-case return. Create a return code with the current file, line, and error code x. This is the normal way to return from a method or function. More...
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| #define | RC_AUGMENT(rc) w_rc_t(rc, __FILE__, __LINE__) |
| | Augment stack trace. Add stack trace information (file, line) to a return code. This is the normal way to return from a method or function upon receiving an error from a method or function that it called. Used by W_DO(x), W_DO_MSG(x,m), and W_COERCE(x) e.g. w_rc_t rc = create_file(f); if (rc.is_error()) return RC_AUGMENT(rc); rc = close_file(f);. More...
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| #define | RC_APPEND_MSG(rc, m) |
| | Appends more arbitrary string information to the return code. More...
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| #define | W_RETURN_RC_MSG(e, m) |
| | Retrun with a return code that contains the given error code and additional message. More...
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| #define | W_DO(x) |
| | Call a method or function x. This macro is the normal idiom for calling a method or function. Most methods and functions return a w_rc_t. This macro calls x and checks its returned value. If an error is encountered, it immediately returns from the current function or method, augmenting the stack trace held by the return code. More...
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| #define | W_DO_MSG(x, m) |
| | Call a method or function x. More...
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| #define | W_COERCE(x) |
| | Call a function or method x, fail catastrophically if error is returned. More...
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| #define | W_COERCE_MSG(x, m) |
| | Same as W_COERCE(x) but adds a string message before croaking. More...
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| #define | W_FATAL(e) W_COERCE(RC(e)) |
| | Croak with the error code e. More...
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| #define | W_FATAL_MSG(e, m) W_COERCE_MSG(RC(e), m) |
| | Croak with the error code e and message m. More...
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| #define | W_IGNORE(x) ((void) x.is_error()) |
| | Invoke x and ignore its result. More...
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