#include <DllImport.h>
#include "RtypesCore.h"
#include <ROOT/RConfig.hxx>
#include <cstdarg>
#include <functional>

Include dependency graph for TError.h:

Namespaces
namespace	ROOT
	tbb::task_arena is an alias of tbb::interface7::task_arena, which doesn't allow to forward declare tbb::task_arena without forward declaring tbb::interface7

namespace	ROOT::Internal

Macros
#define	R__ASSERT(e)
	Checks condition `e` and reports a fatal error if it's false.

#define	R__CHECK(e)
	Checks condition `e` and reports a warning message if it's false.

Typedefs
typedef void(*	ErrorHandlerFunc_t) (int level, Bool_t abort, const char location, const char msg)

using	ROOT::Internal::ErrorSystemMsgHandlerFunc_t = std::function< const char *()>
	Retrieves the error string associated with the last system error.

Functions
void	AbstractMethod (const char *method)
	This function can be used in abstract base classes in case one does not want to make the class a "real" (in C++ sense) ABC.

void	Break (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function in case an error occurred.

void	DefaultErrorHandler (int level, Bool_t abort, const char location, const char msg)
	The default error handler function.

void	Error (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function in case an error occurred.

void	ErrorHandler (int level, const char location, const char fmt, std::va_list va)
	General error handler function. It calls the user set error handler.

void	Fatal (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function in case of a fatal error. It will abort the program.

ErrorHandlerFunc_t	GetErrorHandler ()
	Returns the current error handler function.

ErrorSystemMsgHandlerFunc_t	ROOT::Internal::GetErrorSystemMsgHandler ()

void	Info (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function for informational messages.

void	MayNotUse (const char *method)
	This function can be used in classes that should override a certain function, but in the inherited class the function makes no sense.

void	ROOT::Internal::MinimalErrorHandler (Int_t level, Bool_t abort_bool, const char location, const char msg)
	A very simple error handler that is usually replaced by the TROOT default error handler.

void	Obsolete (const char function, const char asOfVers, const char *removedFromVers)
	Use this function to declare a function obsolete.

ErrorHandlerFunc_t	SetErrorHandler (ErrorHandlerFunc_t newhandler)
	Set an errorhandler function. Returns the old handler.

ErrorSystemMsgHandlerFunc_t	ROOT::Internal::SetErrorSystemMsgHandler (ErrorSystemMsgHandlerFunc_t h)
	Returns the previous system error message handler.

void	SysError (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function in case a system (OS or GUI) related error occurred.

void	Warning (const char location, const char msgfmt,...)
	Use this function in warning situations.

Variables
Int_t	gErrorAbortLevel

Int_t	gErrorIgnoreLevel
	Error handling routines.

Bool_t	gPrintViaErrorHandler

const char *	kAssertMsg

constexpr Int_t	kBreak = 4000

const char *	kCheckMsg

constexpr Int_t	kError = 3000

constexpr Int_t	kFatal = 6000

constexpr Int_t	kInfo = 1000

constexpr Int_t	kPrint = 0

constexpr Int_t	kSysError = 5000

constexpr Int_t	kUnset = -1

constexpr Int_t	kWarning = 2000

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ R__ASSERT

#define R__ASSERT ( e )

Value:

   do {                                                           \
      if (R__unlikely(!(e)))                                      \
         ::Fatal("", kAssertMsg, _QUOTE_(e), __LINE__, __FILE__); \
   } while (false)

Checks condition e and reports a fatal error if it's false.

Warning

this check is NOT stripped in release mode, so it should not be used for hot paths. For those cases, prefer a regular assert();
depending on gErrorIgnoreLevel, this might not terminate the program,

See also: Fatal.

Definition at line 125 of file TError.h.

◆ R__CHECK

#define R__CHECK ( e )

Value:

   do {                                                            \
      if (R__unlikely(!(e)))                                       \
         ::Warning("", kCheckMsg, _QUOTE_(e), __LINE__, __FILE__); \
   } while (false)

Checks condition e and reports a warning message if it's false.

Warning: this check is NOT stripped in release mode, so it should not be used for hot paths.

Definition at line 134 of file TError.h.

Typedef Documentation

◆ ErrorHandlerFunc_t

typedef void(* ErrorHandlerFunc_t) (int level, Bool_t abort, const char *location, const char *msg)

Definition at line 71 of file TError.h.

Function Documentation

◆ AbstractMethod()

void AbstractMethod ( const char * method )

This function can be used in abstract base classes in case one does not want to make the class a "real" (in C++ sense) ABC.

If this function is called it will warn the user that the function should have been overridden.

Definition at line 159 of file TError.cxx.

◆ Break()

void Break	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	msgfmt,
			...
	)

Use this function in case an error occurred.

Definition at line 207 of file TError.cxx.

◆ DefaultErrorHandler()

void DefaultErrorHandler	(	Int_t	level,
		Bool_t	abort_bool,
		const char *	location,
		const char *	msg
	)

The default error handler function.

It prints the message on stderr and if abort is set it aborts the application. Replaces the minimal error handler of TError.h as part of the gROOT construction. TError's minimal handler is put back in place during the gROOT destruction.

Note: abort() is only called if abort_bool is true and level < gErrorIgnoreLevel

Definition at line 102 of file TErrorDefaultHandler.cxx.

◆ Error()

void Error	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	msgfmt,
			...
	)

Use this function in case an error occurred.

Definition at line 185 of file TError.cxx.

◆ ErrorHandler()

void ErrorHandler	(	int	level,
		const char *	location,
		const char *	fmt,
		std::va_list	va
	)

General error handler function. It calls the user set error handler.

Definition at line 109 of file TError.cxx.

◆ Fatal()

void Fatal	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	fmt,
			...
	)

Use this function in case of a fatal error. It will abort the program.

Warning

Fatal() will not abort the program if gErrorIgnoreLevel > kFatal

but for all reasonable settings it will abort.

Definition at line 244 of file TError.cxx.

◆ GetErrorHandler()

ErrorHandlerFunc_t GetErrorHandler ( )

Returns the current error handler function.

Definition at line 100 of file TError.cxx.

◆ Info()

void Info	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	msgfmt,
			...
	)

Use this function for informational messages.

Definition at line 218 of file TError.cxx.

◆ MayNotUse()

void MayNotUse ( const char * method )

This function can be used in classes that should override a certain function, but in the inherited class the function makes no sense.

Definition at line 168 of file TError.cxx.

◆ Obsolete()

void Obsolete	(	const char *	function,
		const char *	asOfVers,
		const char *	removedFromVers
	)

Use this function to declare a function obsolete.

Specify as of which version the method is obsolete and as from which version it will be removed.

Definition at line 177 of file TError.cxx.

◆ SetErrorHandler()

ErrorHandlerFunc_t SetErrorHandler ( ErrorHandlerFunc_t newhandler )

Set an errorhandler function. Returns the old handler.

Definition at line 90 of file TError.cxx.

◆ SysError()

void SysError	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	msgfmt,
			...
	)

Use this function in case a system (OS or GUI) related error occurred.

Definition at line 196 of file TError.cxx.

◆ Warning()

void Warning	(	const char *	location,
		const char *	msgfmt,
			...
	)

Use this function in warning situations.

Definition at line 229 of file TError.cxx.

Variable Documentation

◆ gErrorAbortLevel

Int_t gErrorAbortLevel

extern

Definition at line 32 of file TError.cxx.

◆ gErrorIgnoreLevel

Int_t gErrorIgnoreLevel

extern

Error handling routines.

This file defines a number of global error handling routines: Warning(), Error(), SysError() and Fatal(). They all take a location string (where the error happened) and a printf style format string plus vararg's. In the end these functions call an errorhandler function. Initially the MinimalErrorHandler, which is supposed to be replaced by the proper DefaultErrorHandler()

Definition at line 31 of file TError.cxx.

◆ gPrintViaErrorHandler

Bool_t gPrintViaErrorHandler

extern

Definition at line 33 of file TError.cxx.

◆ kAssertMsg

const char* kAssertMsg

extern

Definition at line 35 of file TError.cxx.

◆ kBreak

constexpr Int_t kBreak = 4000

constexpr

Definition at line 48 of file TError.h.

◆ kCheckMsg

const char* kCheckMsg

extern

Definition at line 36 of file TError.cxx.

◆ kError

constexpr Int_t kError = 3000

constexpr

Definition at line 47 of file TError.h.

◆ kFatal

constexpr Int_t kFatal = 6000

constexpr

Definition at line 50 of file TError.h.

◆ kInfo

constexpr Int_t kInfo = 1000

constexpr

Definition at line 45 of file TError.h.

◆ kPrint

constexpr Int_t kPrint = 0

constexpr

Definition at line 44 of file TError.h.

◆ kSysError

constexpr Int_t kSysError = 5000

constexpr

Definition at line 49 of file TError.h.

◆ kUnset

constexpr Int_t kUnset = -1

constexpr

Definition at line 43 of file TError.h.

◆ kWarning

constexpr Int_t kWarning = 2000

constexpr

Definition at line 46 of file TError.h.

Namespaces

Macros

Typedefs

Functions

Variables

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ R__ASSERT

◆ R__CHECK

Typedef Documentation

◆ ErrorHandlerFunc_t

Function Documentation

◆ AbstractMethod()

◆ Break()

◆ DefaultErrorHandler()

◆ Error()

◆ ErrorHandler()

◆ Fatal()

◆ GetErrorHandler()

◆ Info()

◆ MayNotUse()

◆ Obsolete()

◆ SetErrorHandler()

◆ SysError()

◆ Warning()

Variable Documentation

◆ gErrorAbortLevel

◆ gErrorIgnoreLevel

◆ gPrintViaErrorHandler

◆ kAssertMsg

◆ kBreak

◆ kCheckMsg

◆ kError

◆ kFatal

◆ kInfo

◆ kPrint

◆ kSysError

◆ kUnset

◆ kWarning