Re: assert

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On 24/08/2016, Matt Benjamin wrote:
> Ok, that's fair, I guess.  If a given C runtime lacks something compatible, do we then need to do for that environment exactly what we would otherwise do in general?

Maybe? I don't think there are any such. The alternative is to
open-code the error message printing and abort into the macro body and
I would be very surprised if anyone did that. So long as the macro
calls a function, we should be able to shim in an override for it.

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