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STIOO (stioo@ift.ulaval.ca) wrote:
    
:    BOOL bSuccess = bTrySomething();
:    assert(bSuccess);   // I kwnow it must be a success.

:    When I remove the assert statement  (undefining a keyword) I get 
:    a compiler warning: "bSuccess declared but not used".

:    Is there another writing style that avoids such a message?

Microsoft's MFC defines a VERIFY macro which works as an assert, but
when _debug is undefined the expression is still evaluated for its side 
effects. Ie, you would use:

     verify(bTrySomething());

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Nick Mein
MSc Student
Dept of Computer Science
University of Otago
Dunedin
New Zealand.