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If not MFC. &nbsp;Standard C++ has &quot;assert&quot; (in lower case) defined in assert.h. &nbsp;It does not have a trace.<br />

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If not MFC.  Standard C++ has "assert" (in lower case) defined in assert.h.  It does not have a trace.


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Is in the MFC the only place where TRACE is defined?<br />

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Is in the MFC the only place where TRACE is defined?


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The ONLY place? &nbsp;probably not. &nbsp;But it is not defined in the standard C, C++, or STL files. &nbsp;That is, it is not &quot;part of&quot; C++. &nbsp;(assert() (in lower case) is part of C and C++.) &nbsp;There may be other libraries that define trace (they may or may not define it to do what you want.) &nbsp;But I don't know of any. &nbsp;If you are not working in MFC you can probably duplicate its function easily. &nbsp;Assuming the MFC trace does what you want, you may be able to copy it out of the include files and get it to work without MFC.<br />

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The ONLY place?  probably not.  But it is not defined in the standard C, C++, or STL files.  That is, it is not "part of" C++.  (assert() (in lower case) is part of C and C++.)  There may be other libraries that define trace (they may or may not define it to do what you want.)  But I don't know of any.  If you are not working in MFC you can probably duplicate its function easily.  Assuming the MFC trace does what you want, you may be able to copy it out of the include files and get it to work without MFC.


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Can anyone tell me what definition files to include in order be able to use 'ASSERT' and 'TRACE'?<br />
Is there a comprehensive list anywhere which tells you what 'include' files contain what definitions?
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Can anyone tell me what definition files to include in order be able to use 'ASSERT' and 'TRACE'?
Is there a comprehensive list anywhere which tells you what 'include' files contain what definitions?

What 'include' files to use?

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