InvalidReferenceIssue.h File Reference

#include "ers/Issue.h"

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Namespaces
namespace	ers
Classes
class	ers::InvalidReferenceIssue
	Invalid pointer issue. More...
Defines
#define	ERS_CHECK_PTR(p)   ers::InvalidReferenceIssue::check_reference(ERS_HERE,ers::error,p,#p,ers::resp_server)
#define	ERS_PRE_CHECK_PTR(p)   ers::InvalidReferenceIssue::check_reference(ERS_HERE,ers::error,p,#p,ers::resp_client)

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#define ERS_CHECK_PTR (  p   )     ers::InvalidReferenceIssue::check_reference(ERS_HERE,ers::error,p,#p,ers::resp_server)

checks that C/C++ pointer p is valid (non null) and throws an ers::InvalidReferenceIssue if not If the pointer is invalid, this is considered as a server responsibility. Note: Do not use this to check constant pointers, as the check is compiled out if the pointer is constant

#define ERS_PRE_CHECK_PTR (  p   )     ers::InvalidReferenceIssue::check_reference(ERS_HERE,ers::error,p,#p,ers::resp_client)

checks that C/C++ pointer p is valid (non null) and throws an ers::InvalidReferenceIssue if not If the pointer is invalid, this is considered as a client responsibility. Note: Do not use this to check constant pointers, as the check is compiled out if the pointer is constant

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