[1.1.0] - 2019-10-06

More specialized macros for operators and floats, simpler examples, self test.

Added

• atto_false(x), the negation of atto_assert(), to avoid forgetting the
  ! when calling something like atto_assert(!x)
• Equality, inequality and other comparision operators, in particular to avoid
  mistyping the operator, especially the == into an assignment =
  when calling something like atto_assert(a == b)
  • Equality atto_eq(a, b)
  • Inequality atto_neq(a, b)
  • Less-Than atto_lt(a, b)
  • Less-Equal atto_le(a, b)
  • Greater-Than atto_gt(a, b)
  • Greater-Equal atto_ge(a, b)
• Floating point equality with a custom absolute tolerance
  • For floats atto_fdelta(a, b, abstol)
  • For doubles atto_ddelta(a, b, abstol)
• Non-finite floating point values checks
  • Value is NaN atto_nan(x)
  • Value is +/- Infinity atto_inf(x)
  • Value is +Infinity atto_plusinf(x)
  • Value is -Infinity atto_minusinf(x)
  • Value is NaN or +/- Infinity atto_notfinite(x)
  • Value is anything but Nan or +/- Infinity atto_finite(x)
• Proper self-test selftest.c of the whole Atto framework.
• More compiler flags to check for errors during compilation of the self-test.

Removed

• example.c test file. Instead a simpler example is provided within the
  Readme.