int main()
{
int* integer;
userAssert(integer, "assertion!!\n");
printf("clear assertion\n");
return 0;
}
/* 1) This function will disable all interrupts to prevent any new
* interrupts to execute which can trigger another assert causing a
* very confusing situation of why it failed.
*/
void dbgAssert(
const PORT_C_ROM struct dbgCobj * cObj,
const PORT_C_ROM char * expr,
enum esDbgMsg msg) {
struct esDbgReport dbgReport;
const char * msgText;
switch (msg) {
case ES_DBG_OUT_OF_RANGE : {
msgText = "Value is out of valid range";
break;
}
case ES_DBG_OBJECT_NOT_VALID : {
msgText = "Object is not valid";
break;
}
case ES_DBG_POINTER_NULL : {
msgText = "Pointer has NULL value";
break;
}
case ES_DBG_USAGE_FAILURE : {
msgText = "Object usage failure";
break;
}
case ES_DBG_NOT_ENOUGH_MEM : {
msgText = "Not enough memory available";
break;
}
default : {
msgText = "Unknown error has occurred";
break;
}
}
dbgReport.modName = cObj->mod->name;
dbgReport.modDesc = cObj->mod->desc;
dbgReport.modAuthor = cObj->mod->auth;
dbgReport.modFile = cObj->mod->file;
dbgReport.fnName = cObj->fn;
dbgReport.expr = expr;
dbgReport.msgText = msgText;
dbgReport.line = cObj->line;
dbgReport.msgNum = msg;
userAssert(
&dbgReport);
}
