(ASSERTION,EXPLANATION)

This set of macros is provided to faciliate the use of assertions in a standard and uniform way

#define	COR_ASSERT(ASSERTION,EXPLANATION) Assertion checking mechanism
	COR_ASSERT $Id: cor_assert
#define	COR_ASSERT_FAIL(EXPLANATION) Assertion always fails
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_PROHIBITED(EXPLANATION) Assertion through prohibited call
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_MUST_OVERRIDE(EXPLANATION) Assertion through base member
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED(EXPLANATION) Assertion through non-implemented function
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_BAD_ENUMERATOR(EXPLANATION) Assertion through unknown/unhandled enumerator
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_BOOL(B,EXPLANATION) Assertion through invalid bool value
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_STATE(BOOL,EXPLANATION) Assertion through incorrect state
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_ARGUMENT(BOOL,EXPLANATION) Assertion through invalid argument value
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_CONSISTENT(BOOL,EXPLANATION) Assertion though inconstistent class data
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_ALGORITHM(BOOL,EXPLANATION) Assertion through bad algorithm
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT
#define	COR_ASSERT_DENOMINATOR(BOOL,EXPLANATION) Assertion through zero denominator
	SEE ALSO COR_ASSERT

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