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Evaluates the given condition in a debug build. If the resulting evaluation is false, then ASSERTcalls DbgAssertto handle the assertion failure. DbgAssertcan return to its caller later, if the user so desires.
ASSERT( cond );
Parameters
- cond
- Boolean expression that defines the condition to evaluate.
Remarks
If you use the ASSERT macro, DbgAssertmight display a message box. If this is not acceptable in your environment, you can use KASSERT(kernel assert) instead.
Here are two examples of ASSERTcalls:
ASSERT( First != NULL); ASSERT( StartTime <= EndTime);