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Blog Über mich Kontakt Datenschutzerklärung 14.10.17 Using assert() in Embedded Systems 1. assert() In C++ ( and many other languages ), assert() is a useful function to find bugs in code during runtime. assert() tests that invariants , preconditions , or postconditions are met at runtime. Basically, assert() is used to make sure that a program is always in a valid state and to find the bug that caused the program to get into an invalid state as early as possible. In bug-free software , an assert() will never fail and thus it’s safe to remove all asserts from bug-free software. For all the mortals of us, we would usually love to keep the asserts active in the code. Just in case there is still a bug that was not caught by all the safety nets we used to get as close as possible to bug-free software. Debug Build In a so-called debug build, usually, two changes are made to the build environment: The optimizations are reduced and asserts are enabled. Both lead to larger executables. In the |
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