///\file

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#ifndef ETL_ERROR_HANDLER_INCLUDED
#define ETL_ERROR_HANDLER_INCLUDED

///\defgroup error_handler error_handler
/// Error handler for when throwing exceptions is not required.
///\ingroup utilities

#include <assert.h>

#include "platform.h"
#include "exception.h"
#include "function.h"
#include "nullptr.h"

namespace etl
{
  namespace private_error_handler
  {
    template <class dummy>
    struct wrapper
    {
      static etl::ifunction<const etl::exception&>* p_ifunction;
    };

    template <class dummy>
    etl::ifunction<const etl::exception&>* wrapper<dummy>::p_ifunction = nullptr;
  }

  //***************************************************************************
  /// Error handler for when throwing exceptions is not required.
  ///\ingroup error_handler
  //***************************************************************************
  class error_handler
  {
  public:

    //*************************************************************************
    /// Callback class for free handler functions.
    //*************************************************************************
    struct free_function : public etl::function<void, const etl::exception&>
    {
      free_function(void (*p_function_)(const etl::exception&))
        : etl::function<void, const etl::exception&>(p_function_)
      {
      }
    };

    //*************************************************************************
    /// Callback class for member handler functions.
    //*************************************************************************
    template <typename TObject>
    struct member_function : public etl::function<TObject, const etl::exception&>
    {
      member_function(TObject& object_, void(TObject::*p_function_)(const etl::exception&))
        : etl::function<TObject, const etl::exception&>(object_, p_function_)
      {
      }
    };

    //*****************************************************************************
    /// Sets the error callback function.
    ///\param f A reference to an etl::function object that will handler errors.
    //*****************************************************************************
    static void set_callback(ifunction<const etl::exception&>& f)
    {
      private_error_handler::wrapper<void>::p_ifunction = &f;
    }

    //*****************************************************************************
    /// Sends the exception error to the user's handler function.
    ///\param e The exception error.
    //*****************************************************************************
    static void error(const etl::exception& e)
    {
      if (private_error_handler::wrapper<void>::p_ifunction != nullptr)
      {
        (*private_error_handler::wrapper<void>::p_ifunction)(e);
      }
    }
  };
}

//***************************************************************************
/// Asserts a condition.
/// Versions of the macro that return a constant value of 'true' will allow the compiler to optimise away
/// any 'if' statements that it is contained within.
/// If ETL_NO_CHECKS is defined then no runtime checks are executed at all.
/// If asserts or exceptions are enabled then the error is thrown if the assert fails. The return value is always 'true'.
/// If ETL_LOG_ERRORS is defined then the error is logged if the assert fails. The return value is the value of the boolean test.
/// Otherwise 'assert' is called. The return value is always 'true'.
///\ingroup error_handler
//***************************************************************************
#if defined(ETL_NO_CHECKS)
  #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e)                                                               // Does nothing.
#elif defined(ETL_THROW_EXCEPTIONS)
  #if defined(ETL_LOG_ERRORS)
    #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e) {if (!(b)) {etl::error_handler::error((e)); throw((e);)}}   // If the condition fails, calls the error handler then throws an exception.
  #else
    #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e) {if (!(b)) {throw((e));}}                                   // If the condition fails, throws an exception.
  #endif
#else
  #if defined(ETL_LOG_ERRORS)
    #if defined(NDEBUG)
      #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e) {if(!(b)) {etl::error_handler::error((e));}}              // If the condition fails, calls the error handler
    #else
      #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e) {if(!(b)) {etl::error_handler::error((e));} assert((b));} // If the condition fails, calls the error handler then asserts.
    #endif
  #else
    #if defined(NDEBUG)
      #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e)                                                           // Does nothing.
    #else
      #define ETL_ASSERT(b, e) assert((b))                                               // If the condition fails, asserts.
    #endif
  #endif
#endif

#if defined(ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS)
  #define ETL_ERROR(e) (e(__FILE__, __LINE__)) // Make an exception with the file name and line number.
#else
  #define ETL_ERROR(e) (e("", __LINE__))       // Make an exception with the line number.
#endif

#if defined(ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS)
  #define ETL_ERROR_TEXT(verbose_text, terse_text) (verbose_text) // Use the verbose text.
#else
  #define ETL_ERROR_TEXT(verbose_text, terse_text) (terse_text)   // Use the terse text.
#endif

#endif