GNU Nana

Improved support for assertions and logging in C and C++

last updated 27 February 1998 for version 1.14

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Which is unfortunately quite uncommon in the authors experience.

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And about 60 reset cycles where the machine went off into hyperspace

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This allows variable number of arguments to C preprocessor macros.

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If you don't want a core dump then look at stopping the core dumps with ulimit rather than changing the handler.

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Side-effects include such operations as input/output or assignments, e.g. `x++'

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Side-effects include operations like input/output or assignments.

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This was suggested by Phil Blecker.

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ANSI C does not allow variable declarations at the beginning of loops unlike C++. The `Q.h' macros get around this by starting each loop with a new scope.

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This uses yet another GNU CC extension, however since we are already using statement expressions we might as well use `typeof' as well.

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In the fullness of time, we may integrate these routines in here.

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Of course you also need to use the gdb commands generated by the `nana' command, perhaps using `nana-clg'

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Gordon Matzigkeit contributed some of the ideas presented here and raised this problem.

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Or add a `--with-nana' flag to configure that does the opposite.

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