Logging facility
Variables
log_debug, log_trace
By default, debug and tracing are disabled
set log_debug or log_trace to 1 if you want to enable it
LIBEXPORT boolean_t log_debug LIBEXPORT boolean_t log_trace
log_trace_callers
Allows to dump backtraces with messages
boolean_t log_trace_callers
Constants
Logging severities.
LOG_DEBUG and LOG_TRACE are working only if appropriate variables are set.
#define LOG_CRIT 0 #define LOG_ERROR 1 #define LOG_WARN 2 #define LOG_INFO 3 #define LOG_DEBUG 4 #define LOG_TRACE 5
Functions
log_fini, log_init
public
LIBEXPORT int log_init() LIBEXPORT void log_fini()
logerror
public
Log error provided by errno
LIBEXPORT int logerror()
logmsg_src
public
Log message to default logging location
No need to add n to format string
ARGUMENTS
-
severity - - level of logging (LOG_CRIT, LOG_ERROR, LOG_WARN, LOG_INFO, LOG_DEBUG, LOG_TRACING)
-
source - - origin of message
-
format - - printf format
RETURN VALUES
number of written symbols or -1 if message was discarded due to severity
LIBEXPORT int logmsg_src(int severity, const char* source, const char* format, ...)
logmsg_src_va
public
Same as logmsg_src(), but accepts varargs
LIBEXPORT int logmsg_src_va(int severity, const char* source, const char* format, va_list args)
logmsg_va, logmsg
Logging macro. Implemented by logmsg_src()
To use it, define LOG_SOURCE before including log.h:
#define LOG_SOURCE #include <log.h>
#define logmsg(severity, ...) #define logmsg_va(severity, format, va)