Add new call for assert that takes a 32-bit line number.

The ORCA/C compiler was updated to support 32-bit line numbers some time ago (as required by C99 and later), so assert should support them as well.

The code to return from any of the assert calls is also removed, since it was unreachable.

assert.asm

@@ -43,8 +43,6 @@ __assert start
          jsl   fprintf
          jsl   abort
 
-         creturn
-
 msg      dc    c'Assertion failed: file %s, line %u; assertion: %s',i1'10,0'
          end
 
@@ -73,7 +71,33 @@ __assert2 start
          jsl   fprintf
          jsl   abort
 
-         creturn
-
 msg      dc    c'Assertion failed: file %s, line %u, function %s; assertion: %s',i1'10,0'
          end
+
+****************************************************************
+*
+*  void __assert3 (char *f, unsigned long l, char *fn, char *s)
+*
+*  Inputs:
+*        f - pointer to the file name
+*        l - line number
+*        fn - function name
+*        s - assertion string
+*
+****************************************************************
+*
+__assert3 start
+
+         csubroutine (4:f,4:l,4:fn,4:s),0
+
+         ph4   <s
+         ph4   <fn
+         ph4   <l
+         ph4   <f
+         ph4   #msg
+         ph4   >stderr
+         jsl   fprintf
+         jsl   abort
+
+msg      dc    c'Assertion failed: file %s, line %lu, function %s; assertion: %s',i1'10,0'
+         end