Exception definitions and assertions. More...

#include <IMP/base/base_config.h>
#include "exception.h"
#include "compiler_macros.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

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#define	IMP_ALWAYS_CHECK(condition, message, exception_name)
	Throw an exception if a check fails. More...

#define	IMP_CATCH_AND_TERMINATE(expr)

#define	IMP_CHECK_CODE(expr)
	Only compile the code if checks are enabled. More...

#define	IMP_CHECK_OBJECT(obj) IMP_UNUSED(obj)
	Perform some basic validity checks on the object for memory debugging.

#define	IMP_CHECK_OBJECT_IF_NOT_nullptr(obj) IMP_UNUSED(obj)

#define	IMP_FAILURE(message)
	A runtime failure for IMP. More...

#define	IMP_IF_CHECK(level)
	Execute the code block if a certain level checks are on. More...

#define	IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK(expr, message)
	An assertion to check for internal errors in `IMP`. An IMP::ErrorException will be thrown. More...

#define	IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK_FLOAT_EQUAL(expra, exprb, message)

#define	IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK_VARIABLE(variable)

#define	IMP_NOT_IMPLEMENTED
	Use this to make that the method is not implemented yet.

#define	IMP_THROW(message, exception_name)
	Throw an exception with a message. More...

#define	IMP_USAGE_CHECK(expr, message)
	A runtime test for incorrect usage of a class or method. More...

#define	IMP_USAGE_CHECK_FLOAT_EQUAL(expra, exprb, message)

#define	IMP_USAGE_CHECK_VARIABLE(variable)

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Definition in file check_macros.h.

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#define IMP_ALWAYS_CHECK	(	condition,
		message,
		exception_name
	)

Value:

if (!(condition)) {                                           \
    IMP_THROW(message, exception_name);                         \
  }

Do IMP_THROW() if the check as the first argument fails. Unlike IMP_USAGE_CHECK() and IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK() these checks are always present.

Definition at line 70 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_CATCH_AND_TERMINATE ( expr )

Catch any IMP exception thrown by expr and terminate with an error message. Use this for basic error handling in main functions in C++. Do not use within the IMP library.

Definition at line 30 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_CHECK_CODE ( expr )

For example

IMP_CHECK_CODE({
    base::Vector<Particle*> testp(input.begin(), input.end());
    std::sort(testp.begin(), testp.end());
    IMP_USAGE_CHECK(std::unique(testp.begin(), testp.end()) == testp.end(),
                    "Duplicate particles found in the input list.");
});

Definition at line 130 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_FAILURE ( message )

Parameters

[in] message Failure message to write. This macro is used to provide nice error messages when there is an internal error in IMP. It causes an IMP::InternalException to be thrown.

Definition at line 83 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_IF_CHECK ( level )

The next code block (delimited by { }) is executed if get_check_level() <= level.

For example:

IMP_IF_CHECK(USAGE) {
    base::Vector<Particle*> testp(input.begin(), input.end());
    std::sort(testp.begin(), testp.end());
    IMP_USAGE_CHECK(std::unique(testp.begin(), testp.end()) == testp.end(),
                    "Duplicate particles found in the input list.");
}

Definition at line 116 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK	(	expr,
		message
	)

Since it is a debug-only check and no attempt should be made to recover from it, the exception type cannot be specified.

For example:

IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK((3.14-PI) < .01,

"PI is not close to 3.14. It is instead " << PI);

Note: if the code is compiled with 'fast', or the check level is less than IMP::USAGE_AND_INTERNAL, the check is not performed. Do not use asserts as a shorthand to throw exceptions (throw the exception yourself); use them only to check for logic errors.

Parameters

[in]	expr	The assertion expression.
[in]	message	Write this message if the assertion fails.

Definition at line 153 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK_FLOAT_EQUAL	(	expra,
		exprb,
		message
	)

This is like IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK, however designed to check if two floating point numbers are almost equal. The check looks something like

std::abs(a-b) < .1*(a+b)+.1

Using this makes such tests a bit easier to spot and not mess up.

Definition at line 164 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK_VARIABLE ( variable )

Mark a variable as one that is only used in checks. This disables unused variable warnings on it in fast mode.

Definition at line 210 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_THROW	(	message,
		exception_name
	)

The exception thrown must inherit from Exception and not be UsageException or InternalException as those are reserved for disableable checks (the IMP_INTERNAL_CHECK() and IMP_USAGE_CHECK() macros).

IMP_THROW("Could not open file " << file_name,

IOException);

Definition at line 51 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_USAGE_CHECK	(	expr,
		message
	)

Parameters

[in]	expr	The assertion expression.
[in]	message	Write this message if the assertion fails.

It should be used to check arguments to function. For example

IMP_USAGE_CHECK(positive_argument >0,
                "Argument positive_argument to function my_function "
                << " must be positive. Instead got " << positive_argument);

Note: if the build is 'fast', or the check level is less than IMP::USAGE, the check is not performed. Do not use these checks as a shorthand to throw necessary exceptions (throw the exception yourself); use them only to check for errors, such as inappropriate input.

Definition at line 183 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_USAGE_CHECK_FLOAT_EQUAL	(	expra,
		exprb,
		message
	)

This is like IMP_USAGE_CHECK, however designed to check if two floating point numbers are almost equal. The check looks something like

std::abs(a-b) < .1*(a+b)+.1

Using this makes such tests a bit easier to spot and not mess up.

Definition at line 193 of file check_macros.h.

#define IMP_USAGE_CHECK_VARIABLE ( variable )

Mark a variable as one that is only used in checks. This disables unused variable warnings on it in fast mode.

Definition at line 205 of file check_macros.h.

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