On 10/05/15 12:18, Martin Lucina wrote:
KASSERT() that rslen <= MCLBYTES is a good idea. Actually, can be a
CTASSERT()
Adding CTASSERT(rslen <= MCLBYTES); results in a totally unintelligible set
of build errors:
"garbage in, garbage out"
CTASSERT() is Compile Time Assert. You can't (obviously!) use it to
check variables.
What you assign to rslen is a compile-time constant and can be
CTASSERTed. (and in those cases it's also good practice to sprinkle
"const" to make the compiler's job easier, though I guess one might
prefer #define here)
