Class LibcAssert

A libc assert, as defined in assert.h. A macro with a head that matches the prefix “assert(”, and expands to a conditional expression which may terminate the program.

Import path

import semmle.code.cpp.commons.Assertions

Direct supertypes

Indirect supertypes

Predicates

getAsserted

Gets the expression whose truth is being asserted.

Inherited predicates

findRootCause	Gets the source of this element: either itself or a macro that expanded to this element.	from Element
fromSource	Holds if this element may be from source. This predicate holds for all elements, except for those in the dummy file, whose name is the empty string. The dummy file contains declarations that are built directly into the compiler.	from Element
getAGeneratedElement	Gets an element that is either completely in the macro expansion, or (if it is a statement) ‘almost’ in the macro expansion (for instance up to a trailing semicolon). Useful for common patterns in which macros are almost syntactically complete elements but not quite.	from MacroInvocation
getAPrimaryQlClass	Gets the name of a primary CodeQL class to which this element belongs.	from MacroInvocation
getActualLocation	Gets the location of this macro access. For a nested access, where `exists(this.getParentInvocation())`, this yields a location either inside a `#define` directive or inside an argument to another macro.	from MacroAccess
getAnAffectedElement	Gets an element that is (partially) affected by a macro invocation. This is a superset of the set of expanded elements and includes elements that are not completely enclosed by the expansion as well.	from MacroInvocation
getAnExpandedElement	Gets an element that occurs in this macro invocation or a nested macro invocation.	from MacroInvocation
getEnclosingElement	Gets the closest `Element` enclosing this one.	from Element
getEnclosingFunction	Gets a function that includes an expression that is affected by this macro invocation. If the macro expansion includes the end of one function and the beginning of another, this predicate will get both.	from MacroInvocation
getExpandedArgument	Gets the `i`th expanded argument of this macro invocation, where the first argument has `i = 0`. The result has been expanded for macros and macro parameters. If the macro definition does not use this argument, the extractor will avoid computing the expanded form for efficiency, and the result will be "".	from MacroInvocation
getExpr	Gets a top-level expression associated with this macro invocation, if any. Note that this predicate will fail if the top-level expanded element is not an expression (for example if it is a statement).	from MacroInvocation
getFile	Gets the primary file where this element occurs.	from Element
getLocation	Gets the location of the outermost macro access that triggered this macro access. This is equivalent to calling `this.getOutermostMacroAccess().getActualLocation()`. For example, the location of the invocation of `C` in `P(C)` will be the whole source range starting with `P` and ending with `)`.	from MacroAccess
getMacro	Gets the macro that is being accessed.	from MacroAccess
getMacroName	Gets the name of the accessed macro.	from MacroAccess
getOutermostMacroAccess	Gets the outermost `MacroAccess` along the chain of `getParentInvocation`. If `this` has no parent, the result will be `this` itself.	from MacroAccess
getParentInvocation	Gets the parent macro invocation, if any. For example:	from MacroAccess
getParentScope	Gets the parent scope of this `Element`, if any. A scope is a `Type` (`Class` / `Enum`), a `Namespace`, a `BlockStmt`, a `Function`, or certain kinds of `Statement`.	from Element
getPrimaryQlClasses	Gets a comma-separated list of the names of the primary CodeQL classes to which this element belongs.	from ElementBase
getStmt	Gets the top-level statement associated with this macro invocation, if any. Note that this predicate will fail if the top-level expanded element is not a statement (for example if it is an expression).	from MacroInvocation
getUnexpandedArgument	Gets the `i`th unexpanded argument of this macro invocation, where the first argument has `i = 0`. The result has been expanded for macro parameters but not for macro invocations. This means that for macro invocations not inside a `#define`, which can have no macro parameters in their arguments, the result is equivalent to what is in the source text, modulo whitespace.	from MacroInvocation
isAffectedByMacro	Holds if this element is affected in any way by a macro. All elements that are totally or partially generated by a macro are included, so this is a super-set of `isInMacroExpansion`.	from Element
isFromTemplateInstantiation	Holds if this `Element` is a part of a template instantiation (but not the template itself).	from Element
isFromUninstantiatedTemplate	Holds if this `Element` is part of a template `template` (not if it is part of an instantiation of `template`). This means it is represented in the database purely as syntax and without guarantees on the presence or correctness of type-based operations such as implicit conversions.	from Element
isInMacroExpansion	Holds if this element comes from a macro expansion. Only elements that are entirely generated by a macro are included - for elements that partially come from a macro, see `isAffectedByMacro`.	from Element
toString	Gets a textual representation of this element.	from MacroAccess

Charpred

LibcAssert