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print.cpp File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "print.h"

Functions
int	debugstrshare (const char *s1, const char *s2)
void	dprintf (const char *sym, const char *args, ...)
void	lprintf (int level, const char *args, ...)
void	lprintff (int level, const char *args, ...)
void	interest (const char *args, ...)
void	print_panic (bool show_blabla, const char *args, va_list &ap)
void	sxpanic (const char *args, ...)
void	xpanic (const char *args, ...)
void	showPercent (int level, int now, int total, int &last)
void	doneShowPercent (int level)
void	__pointer_test (void *ptr, const char *ptrname, const char *sfile, int sline)
Variables
int	msglevel
char	debugsyms [30] = ""
time_t	last_percent_tt = (time_t)0

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Function Documentation

void __pointer_test ( void * ptr, const char * ptrname, const char * sfile, int sline )

Use MEM() instead. For internal use only.

int debugstrshare ( const char * s1, const char * s2 )

void doneShowPercent ( int level )

void dprintf ( const char * sym, const char * args, ... )

prints out debugging info. if any character in sym matches any in debugsyms (resp. -XD ), the string will be printed to screen. No LF is added. used syms are: '+' any 'p' parser 'o' option parsing 'f' undone fixes/features 'k' option keeper 'm' memory 'd' file searching / directories

void interest ( const char * args, ... )

info about interesting things Prints out the given args with preceeding "Interesting:", but nothing more.

void lprintf ( int level, const char * args, ... )

Message printing args is printed on screen if level is lower or equal to msglevel no LF is added

void lprintff ( int level, const char * args, ... )

Message printing args is printed on screen if level is lower or equal to msglevel no LF is added. output buffer will be flushed

void print_panic ( bool show_blabla, const char * args, va_list & ap )

void showPercent ( int level, int now, int total, int & last )

void sxpanic ( const char * args, ... )

small panic exit Prints out the given args with preceeding "PANIC:", but nothing more. function never returns.

void xpanic ( const char * args, ... )

panic exit Prints out the given args with preceeding "PANIC:" and a brief description about what to do. Then exits. function never returns.

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Variable Documentation

char debugsyms[30] = ""

string of symbols for the -XD argument. See also: dprintf()

time_t last_percent_tt = (time_t)0

int msglevel

verbosity level: 0 quiet 1 normal 2 verbose 3 debug

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