source/toolbox/base/Utilities.h File Reference

#include "SAMRAI_config.h"
#include "tbox/Complex.h"
#include <string>
#include "tbox/IOStream.h"
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include "tbox/Utilities.I"

Namespaces
namespace	SAMRAI
namespace	SAMRAI::tbox
Defines
#define	NULL_STATEMENT
#define	NULL_USE(variable)
#define	TBOX_ERROR(X)
#define	TBOX_WARNING(X)
#define	TBOX_ASSERT(EXP)
#define	PETSC_SAMRAI_ERROR(ierr)

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Define Documentation

#define NULL_STATEMENT

A statement that does nothing, for insure++ make it something more complex than a simple C null statement to avoid a warning.

#define NULL_USE (  variable   )

Value: do { \ if(0) {char *temp = (char *)&variable; temp++;} \ } while (0) A null use of a variable, use to avoid GNU compiler warnings about unused variables.

#define TBOX_ERROR (  X   )

Value: do { \ ostringstream tboxos; \ tboxos << X << ends; \ SAMRAI::tbox::Utilities::abort(tboxos.str().c_str(), __FILE__, __LINE__);\ } while (0) Throw an error exception from within any C++ source code. The macro argument may be any standard ostream expression. The file and line number of the abort are also printed.

#define TBOX_WARNING (  X   )

Value: do { \ ostringstream tboxos; \ tboxos << X << ends; \ SAMRAI::tbox::Utilities::printWarning(tboxos.str(), __FILE__, __LINE__);\ } while (0) Print a warning without exit. Print file and line number of the warning.

#define TBOX_ASSERT (  EXP   )

Value: do { \ if ( !(EXP) ) { \ ostringstream tboxos; \ tboxos << "Failed assertion: " << ends;\ SAMRAI::tbox::Utilities::abort(tboxos.str().c_str(), __FILE__, __LINE__);\ } \ } while (0) Throw an error exception from within any C++ source code if the given expression is not true. This is a parallel-friendly version of assert. The file and line number of the abort are also printed.

#define PETSC_SAMRAI_ERROR (  ierr   )

Value: do { \ if (ierr) { \ ostringstream tboxos; \ SAMRAI::tbox::Utilities::abort(tboxos.str().c_str(), __FILE__, __LINE__); \ } \ } while (0) If using Insure++ then avoid using petsc error macro since it is a null statement. Use one that will not cause a warning.

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