src/parsec/disk-image/parsec/parsec-benchmark/pkgs/libs/tbblib/src/src/test/harness_bad_expr.h

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// Declarations for checking __TBB_ASSERT checks inside TBB.
// This header is an optional part of the test harness.
// It assumes that "harness.h" has already been included.

#define TRY_BAD_EXPR_ENABLED (TBB_USE_ASSERT && TBB_USE_EXCEPTIONS && !__TBB_THROW_ACROSS_MODULE_BOUNDARY_BROKEN)

#if TRY_BAD_EXPR_ENABLED

//! Check that expression x raises assertion failure with message containing given substring.
/** Assumes that tbb::set_assertion_handler( AssertionFailureHandler ) was called earlier. */
#define TRY_BAD_EXPR(x,substr)          \
    {                                   \
        const char* message = NULL;     \
        bool okay = false;              \
        try {                           \
            x;                          \
        } catch( AssertionFailure a ) { \
            okay = true;                \
            message = a.message;        \
        }                               \
        CheckAssertionFailure(__LINE__,#x,okay,message,substr); \
    }

//! Exception object that holds a message.
struct AssertionFailure {
    const char* message;
    AssertionFailure( const char* filename, int line, const char* expression, const char* comment );
};

AssertionFailure::AssertionFailure( const char* filename, int line, const char* expression, const char* comment ) : 
    message(comment) 
{
    ASSERT(filename,"missing filename");
    ASSERT(0<line,"line number must be positive");
    // All of our current files have fewer than 4000 lines.
    ASSERT(line<5000,"dubiously high line number");
    ASSERT(expression,"missing expression");
}

void AssertionFailureHandler( const char* filename, int line, const char* expression, const char* comment ) {
    throw AssertionFailure(filename,line,expression,comment);
}

void CheckAssertionFailure( int line, const char* expression, bool okay, const char* message, const char* substr ) {
    if( !okay ) {
        REPORT("Line %d, %s failed to fail\n", line, expression );
        abort();
    } else if( !message ) {
        REPORT("Line %d, %s failed without a message\n", line, expression );
        abort();
    } else if( strstr(message,substr)==0 ) {                            
        REPORT("Line %d, %s failed with message '%s' missing substring '%s'\n", __LINE__, expression, message, substr );
        abort();
    }
}

#endif /* TRY_BAD_EXPR_ENABLED */