Hi All,
This is my first to this group. I have a linklist implementation. I
want to put some checks in the implementation code
so that i can detect any problem with the list and capture some data
to prove the problem.
Any suggestion or code fragments are welcome .
Thanks,
Adil
3  1345  ad*******@gmail .com wrote:
This is my first to this group.
Have you read the FAQ yet?
I have a linklist implementation.
I guess you're asking us to take your word for it. OK.
I
want to put some checks in the implementation code
so that i can detect any problem with the list and capture some data
to prove the problem.
What would you consider a "problem with the list"?
Any suggestion or code fragments are welcome .
Yes. Please post some code fragments so we could actually make some
suggestions.
V
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On Jul 31, 6:03 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@com Acast.netwrote:
adil.m...@gmail .com wrote:
This is my first to this group.
Have you read the FAQ yet?
I have a linklist implementation.
I guess you're asking us to take your word for it. OK.
I
want to put some checks in the implementation code
so that i can detect any problem with the list and capture some data
to prove the problem.
What would you consider a "problem with the list"?
Any suggestion or code fragments are welcome .
Yes. Please post some code fragments so we could actually make some
suggestions.
V
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I do not respond to top-posted replies, please don't ask
Basically, I want to inroduce some sanity checks in
implementation. ...
I would like to know if I can do that. Also if it is a standard
practice.
Example of these consistency or sanity checks would be
, after adding or deleting a node If I can somehow find that the list
has been corrupted or not.
In case the list got corrupted I would like to capture some
information
regarding the nodes involved in the list corruption.
By corruption I mean if the list got broken or anything bad.
The implementation is based on a fast fail strategy. I would like to
fail in the
implementation as soon as some sanity check failed rather than
continue and corrupt
other data structures if anything goes bad with the list.
On Jul 31, 11:40 pm, adil.m...@gmail .com wrote:
Hi All,
This is my first to this group. I have a linklist implementation. I
want to put some checks in the implementation code
so that i can detect any problem with the list and capture some data
to prove the problem.
Any suggestion or code fragments are welcome .
As others have mentioned it's difficult to give examples without
anything from you to go on, but a try:
LinkedList::cle ar()
{
// some of your code that clears the list
....
// the end of your code
// Then add something like this:
assert(size() == 0);
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