hexed::assert::Overflow_error Class Reference

Indicates an exception caused by some kind of fixed-size resource has been exhausted. More...

#include <assert.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for hexed::assert::Overflow_error:

Public Member Functions
std::string	name () const override
	Overflow_error (std::string message)
Public Member Functions inherited from hexed::assert::Internal_error
	Internal_error (std::string message)
Public Member Functions inherited from hexed::assert::Exception
	Exception (std::string m)
std::string	message () const
const char *	what () const noexcept override

Detailed Description

Indicates an exception caused by some kind of fixed-size resource has been exhausted.

For example, a buffer has been overflowed or recursion depth cap exceeded. This implies that the error can, in principle be avoided by allocating more resources, but most likely the underlying cause is a bug.

Member Function Documentation

name()

std::string hexed::assert::Overflow_error::name ( ) const

inlineoverridevirtual

Reimplemented from hexed::assert::Internal_error.

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