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#pragma once
// Note:
// verify, whether debugging or not, throws an exception
// that means exceptional runtime-error.
// On the other hand, ATLASSERT checks "static" coding mistakes.
// I think that it was right for ATL designers not to add ATLVERIFY
// on the initial version, because it must be meaningless
// to turn on detection of runtime-error that depend on environment
// only when debugging.
// Well, api failure is always runtime-error,
// so you must use verify_api.
#include "../../poost/use.hpp"
namespace tomato {
// See: Error definitions of WinError.h
template< class BooleanT >
inline void verify(BooleanT expr, HRESULT hr = E_FAIL)
{
#if (_ATL_VER >= 0x0700)
if (!expr)
ATL::AtlThrow(hr);
#else
ATLASSERT(expr);
poost::use(expr, hr);
#endif
}
template< class BooleanT >
inline void verify_api(BooleanT expr)
{
#if (_ATL_VER >= 0x0700)
if (!expr)
ATL::AtlThrowLastWin32();
#else
ATLASSERT(expr);
poost::use(expr);
#endif
}
} // namespace tomato
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