pa_log_debug(_("Optimized build: no"));
#endif
+#ifdef NDEBUG
+ pa_log_debug(_("NDEBUG defined, all asserts disabled."));
+#elif defined(FASTPATH)
+ pa_log_debug(_("FASTPATH defined, only fast path asserts disabled."));
+#else
+ pa_log_debug(_("All asserts enabled."));
+#endif
+
if (!(s = pa_machine_id())) {
pa_log(_("Failed to get machine ID"));
goto finish;
#define pa_return_null_if_fail(expr) pa_return_val_if_fail(expr, NULL)
-/* An assert which guarantees side effects of x, i.e. is never
- * optimized away */
+/* pa_assert_se() is an assert which guarantees side effects of x,
+ * i.e. is never optimized away, regardless of NDEBUG or FASTPATH. */
#define pa_assert_se(expr) \
do { \
if (PA_UNLIKELY(!(expr))) { \
} \
} while (FALSE)
-/* An assert that may be optimized away by defining NDEBUG */
+/* Does exactly nothing */
+#define pa_nop() do {} while (FALSE)
+
+/* pa_assert() is an assert that may be optimized away by defining
+ * NDEBUG. pa_assert_fp() is an assert that may be optimized away by
+ * defining FASTPATH. It is supposed to be used in inner loops. It's
+ * there for extra paranoia checking and should probably be removed in
+ * production builds. */
#ifdef NDEBUG
-#define pa_assert(expr) do {} while (FALSE)
+#define pa_assert(expr) pa_nop()
+#define pa_assert_fp(expr) pa_nop()
+#elif defined (FASTPATH)
+#define pa_assert(expr) pa_assert_se(expr)
+#define pa_assert_fp(expr) pa_nop()
#else
#define pa_assert(expr) pa_assert_se(expr)
+#define pa_assert_fp(expr) pa_assert_se(expr)
#endif
#define pa_assert_not_reached() \