logging.h File Reference

logging and fancy-printing More...

#include <stdio.h>

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Macros
#define	LOG(LVL, ...)   if (logging_level(0)>=(LVL)) {printf("\e[33mLOG:\e[39m\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}
	logging macro - works like printf More...
#define	LOGDO(LVL, x)   if(logging_level(0) >= (LVL)) {x;};
	Conditional macro. Wraps contents into a conditional based on log level. More...
#define	ERROR(...)   {printf("\e[41mERROR\e[49m:\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}
	Fancy-print an error (cause of faliure). Works like printf. More...
#define	FAIL(...)   {printf("\e[31mFAIL:\e[39m\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}
	Fancy-print a fail (failed step). Works like printf. More...

Functions
int	logging_level (int setlevel)
	pseudo-global accessor More...

Detailed Description

logging and fancy-printing

Contains conditional logging macros and fancy-print printf wrappers

Definition in file logging.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

ERROR

#define ERROR

(

...

)

{printf("\e[41mERROR\e[49m:\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}

Fancy-print an error (cause of faliure). Works like printf.

Definition at line 40 of file logging.h.

FAIL

#define FAIL

(

...

)

{printf("\e[31mFAIL:\e[39m\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}

Fancy-print a fail (failed step). Works like printf.

Definition at line 45 of file logging.h.

LOG

#define LOG	(		LVL,
			...
	)		if (logging_level(0)>=(LVL)) {printf("\e[33mLOG:\e[39m\t"); printf(__VA_ARGS__);}

logging macro - works like printf

Parameters

LVL	minimum log level

Macro to fancy-print using printf.
Can be used like a printf.
Only prints if log level is set high enough

Definition at line 28 of file logging.h.

LOGDO

#define LOGDO	(		LVL,
			x
	)		if(logging_level(0) >= (LVL)) {x;};

Conditional macro. Wraps contents into a conditional based on log level.

Parameters

LVL	minimum log level
x	statement to run conditionally

Definition at line 35 of file logging.h.

Function Documentation

logging_level()

int logging_level

(

int

setlevel

)

pseudo-global accessor

Parameters

setlevel

new level to set log level to or 0 to don't change

Returns

current log level

Definition at line 6 of file logging.c.

                             {
    static int current;
    if (current == 0) {
        current = 1;
    }
    if (level == 0) return current;
    return current = level;
}

Referenced by main(), and state_parse_commandline().