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log.h File Reference

#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <strstream>
#include <fstream>
#include "receiver.h"

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Namespaces
namespace	utils
namespace	utils::logging
Defines
#define	log   utils::logging::dolog(__FILE__, __LINE__)
	creates a dolog object. More...
#define	dlog   utils::logging::dolog(__FILE__, __LINE__)
	creates a dolog object in DEBUG mode only. More...
#define	LOG(v)   log << #v << '=' << v << endl;
	Logs a value. More...
#define	DLOG(v)   dlog << #v << '=' << v << endl;
	Logs a value in DEBUG mode only. More...

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Define Documentation

#define DLOG (  v    )     dlog << #v << '=' << v << endl;

Logs a value in DEBUG mode only. If NDEBUG is defined this macro expands to a no-op. Otherwise it produces logging output like "name of variable=value of variable."

#define LOG (  v    )     log << #v << '=' << v << endl;

Logs a value. This macro produces logging output like "name of variable=value of variable."

#define dlog   utils::logging::dolog(__FILE__, __LINE__)

creates a dolog object in DEBUG mode only. If NDEBUG is defined this macro expands to a no-op. Therefore you can use it to produce some logging in debug mode only.

#define log   utils::logging::dolog(__FILE__, __LINE__)

creates a dolog object. The so-created dolog object stores the current source file and line number. It then collects all data sent to it via the '<<' operator. On destruction its contents is written to the application's log for further proceeding.

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