Hi Darin, Thanks for your detailed comments!
Adding <windows.h> to Assertions.h will not cause it to be included in public headers. Assertions.h is not designed to be used in public headers; it's for internal use inside the WebKit project.
I've just executed the following: find . -name '*.h' -exec grep -Hn 'Assertions.h' '{}' \; You're sure, that none of the 40+ files, the above call yields, is a public header or used inside a public header? But well, if Assertions.h is meant to be part of the private API, that particular argument of mine is void. A public header including Assertions.h, even an indirect include, should then be considered as bug?
For one thing, I don't like the other names you suggested.
Well, that was a proposal. I really don't have strong feelings about the name. I just didn't want it to be ASSERT. ;-) Regards, Jörg