Using Macros

[Christopher R Volpe]

In article <46860 at brunix.UUCP>, gvr at cs.brown.edu (George V. Reilly) writes:
|>Ah, but Karl, you missed the more important bug that Brad should have
|>used &&, not ||.  In Brad's example, exit() will only be called if
|>cond == 0, which is exactly the inverse of what is desired.  The same is
|>true of your second offering.

What makes you think that is what was desired? I interpret "CHECK(cond)"
the same way I interpret "ASSERT(cond)", which is "continue iff cond is true".
I.e., exit when cond is false. Under this interpretation, "||" is correct.

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