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#ifndef CHOC_ASSERT_HEADER_INCLUDED
#define CHOC_ASSERT_HEADER_INCLUDED

// If the project doesn't define a custom implementation for CHOC_ASSERT, the default
// behaviour is just to call the normal system assert()
#ifndef CHOC_ASSERT
 #include <cassert>
 #define CHOC_ASSERT(x)  assert(x);
#endif

// It's never a smart idea to include any C headers before your C++ ones, as they
// often pollute your namespace with all kinds of dangerous macros like these ones.
// This file is included by many of the choc headers, so is a convenient place to
// undef these.
#undef max
#undef min

#endif // CHOC_ASSERT_HEADER_INCLUDED