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SppMk - a unit testing and GNU make support add-in for Visual Studio 6.0

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A DevStudio add-in described provides two interesting IDE integration features: adding a new tab to VC WorkspaceView window and running an arbitrary process under IDE with output sent to "Build" tab of VC Output window.
#if !defined (_SPPMKERROR_H)
#define _SPPMKERROR_H

#include <exception>
#include "Logger.h"

class SppMkError
{
    _bstr_t m_ErrorText;
    HRESULT m_ErrorCode;
	int         m_nLine;
	const char *m_szFile;
    void FormatErrorText(const char *Format, va_list argList)
    {
        m_ErrorText = L"";        
        static const int BUF_SIZE = 4096;
        char buf[BUF_SIZE];
        m_ErrorText = L"";
        if (_vsnprintf(buf, BUF_SIZE, Format, argList) < 0)
			buf[BUF_SIZE-1] = L'\0';
        m_ErrorText = buf;
    }
public:
    enum E
    {
        eNoError      = 0x0000,
        eFileNotFound = 0x0001,
        eStdException = 0x0002,
        eBoolTest     = 0x0003,
        eZeroTest     = 0x0004,
        eInvalidParam = 0x0005,
    };
    SppMkError(HRESULT ErrorCode = 0, const _bstr_t &ErrorText = ""):
        m_ErrorCode(ErrorCode), m_ErrorText(ErrorText), m_nLine(-1), m_szFile("File not available")
    {}
	SppMkError(int nLine, const char *szFile):
		m_ErrorCode(0), m_ErrorText(L""), m_nLine(nLine), m_szFile(szFile)
	{}

    SppMkError& Make(HRESULT ErrorCode, const char *Format, ...)
    {
        m_ErrorCode = FAILED(ErrorCode) ? 
            ErrorCode : MakeError(static_cast<E>(ErrorCode));
        if(NULL != Format)
        {
            va_list argList;
		    va_start(argList, Format);		
            FormatErrorText(Format, argList);
		    va_end(argList);
        }
		LOG(Logger::cError, "%s(%d): throwing SppMkError 0x%x (%S)",
			m_szFile, m_nLine, GetErrorCode(), static_cast<WCHAR*>(GetErrorText()));
        return *this;
    }

    HRESULT GetErrorCode() const { return m_ErrorCode; }
    _bstr_t GetErrorText() const { return m_ErrorText; }
    static HRESULT MakeError(E ErrorCode) { return eNoError == ErrorCode ? 0 : MAKE_HRESULT(SEVERITY_ERROR, FACILITY_ITF, ErrorCode); }
};

#define MK_VAR       erAABBCCDDEEFF
#define MK_TRY       SppMkError MK_VAR;\
                     try {

#define MK_THROW     throw SppMkError(__LINE__, __FILE__).Make

#define MK_CATCH     } catch(SppMkError &er) { \
                         LOG(Logger::cError, "%s(%d): caught SppMkError 0x%x (%S)", __FILE__, __LINE__, er.GetErrorCode(), static_cast<WCHAR*>(er.GetErrorText()));\
                         MK_VAR = er;\
                     }

#define MK_RETURN    MK_CATCH;\
                     return MK_VAR.GetErrorCode();

#define MK_MSGRETURN MK_CATCH;\
                     if(FAILED(MK_VAR.GetErrorCode())) {\
                        ::AfxMessageBox(static_cast<char*>(MK_VAR.GetErrorText()), MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR);\
                     }\
                     return MK_VAR.GetErrorCode();

#define TEST_HR(exp)    { HRESULT hr = exp; if(FAILED(hr)) MK_THROW(hr, "%s failed with hr 0x%x", #exp, hr); }
#define TEST_BOOL(exp)  { if(!(exp)) MK_THROW(SppMkError::eBoolTest, _bstr_t(#exp) + _bstr_t(": BOOL test failed")); }
#define TEST_ZERO(exp)  { if(exp) MK_THROW(SppMkError::eZeroTest, _bstr_t(#exp) + _bstr_t(": ZERO test failed")); }

#endif // _SPPMKERROR_H

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