Code for aborting when something catastrophic goes wrong.
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#include "abort.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>
◆ reallyAbort()
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This is the function that actually really does all of the work of aborting, despite all of the redirections in the code. Normally we will call this function using the ABORT macro. This allows an error message to be displayed in a dialog box (provided things don't go TOO wrong) last thing on exit by calling the ABORT macro anyplace in the code. The parameters to this function are identical to those of the stdio function printf.
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fmt | Printf style format string. |
◆ reallyAbortW()
void reallyAbortW |
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fmt | Printf style format string. |