PocketPC Asserts (Source for those who want one)

[Hosed]

Hey Guys,<br><br>For those who don't frequent http://www.flipcode.com here's a link to a code of the day submission I made a couple weeks ago.  It's source for some Assert macros for the PocketPC.<br><br>http://www.flipcode.com/cgi-bin/msg.cgi?showThread=COTD-AssertsonthePocketPC&forum=cotd&id=-1<br><br>Notable features are autologging/appending and a message box with actually useful information in it.<br><br>Be sure to read my comment on the page (3rd post).<br><br>If you like it just drop me a note.  Feedback is always welcome.<br><br>Thanks,<br>-Lucas<br><br>( I would forget the link, heh )Last modification: Hosed - 01/04/02 at 18:10:08

[Hosed]

Heh, low and behold I go digging through the forums and see someone already posted a link to me code. <br><br>Well if nothing else, the 3rd post on the page is worth a gander for those using the code.<br><br>-Hosed

[bdillon]

It's very useful.  I had written my own assert() in C, (you can see it in my sig) but if you passed certain data types to it, it would generate lots of warnings in the code, and I hate warnings in the code.  Very much appreciated.

[PepeGG]

[Hosed]