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NAME

       logc_defines - nglogc define switches


DESCRIPTION

       nglogc provides two types of define switches to control the behaviour
       of logging at preprocessor time.

       The first type is for the FILE, LINE and FUNCTION makros to have more
       detailed logging output.  These makros are available for each log
       function. With enabled makro the information filename:linenumber
       function - is put in front of the log message.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for each log function.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF_BASIC
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for all log functions dedicated
       to the log level LOG_BASIC.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF_WARNING
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for all log functions dedicated
       to the log level LOG_WARNING.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF_INFO
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for all log functions dedicated
       to the log level LOG_INFO.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF_FINE
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for all log functions dedicated
       to the log level LOG_FINE.

   LOGC_HAVE_FLF_FINEST
       Enables the FILE, LINE, FUNCTION makro for all log functions dedicated
       to the log level LOG_FINEST.

       The second type of defines is to enable or disable complete log
       messages that they are not linked. With these defines log messages
       could completely removed without any changes in the source code. Only
       the functions with the log level in their names are affected, functions
       with a log level as parameter could not be undefined. It is recommended
       to use the first type of log functions to be able to use this feature.
       Also all log and error log functions with the log level LOG_BASIC could
       not be undefined. Note that the log and error log functions with the
       log level LOG_FINE and LOG_FINEST are not enabled per default. Because
       these functions are intended for debug logging and in this way no
       define is needed for productive software to disable these logs.

   LOGC_DISABLE_WARN
       Disables all log and error log functions with the log level LOG_WARNING
       and LOG_INFO.

   LOGC_DISABLE_WARN_ERRS
       Disables all error log functions with the log level LOG_WARNING and
       LOG_INFO.

   LOGC_DISABLE_WARN_LOGS
       Disables all log functions with the log level LOG_WARNING and LOG_INFO.

   LOGC_ENABLE_LOW_LEVEL
       Enables all log and error log functions with the log level LOG_FINE and
       LOG_FINEST.

   LOGC_ENABLE_LOW_LEVEL_ERRS
       Enables all error log functions with the log level LOG_FINE and
       LOG_FINEST.

   LOGC_ENABLE_LOW_LEVEL_LOGS
       Enables all error log functions with the log level LOG_FINE and
       LOG_FINEST.


BUG REPORT

       For bugreporting write a mail to ebrosius@netgarage.org or use the
       issues tracker on the project hosting site
       http://code.google.com/p/nglogc


COPYRIGHT

       nglogc is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
       the terms of the GNU Lesser Public License as published by the Free
       Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your
       option) any later version.


AUTHOR

       Dennis Krzyzaniak <ebrosius@netgarage.org>


SEE ALSO

       logc_logError(3), logc_logArray(3), logc_log(3), logc_logEnter(3),
       logc_logger(3), the project site http://netgarage.org

Linux                            October 2009                  LOGC_DEFINES(3)

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