Debug.h File Reference

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Detailed Description

A set of functions that help your programs produce debugging output in a consistent way.

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Functions
void	DebugWarn (int condition, char *str)
	Outputs string to the current target if condition is non-zero.
void	DebugError (int condidion, char *str)
	If condition is non-zero outputs string to the current target and halts the program.
void	DebugSetMessageLevel (int level)
	Sets the level of message that will be reported by DebugMessage.
int	DebugGetMessageLevel (void)
	Returns the current message level.
void	DebugMessage (int condition, int level, char *str,...)
	Formats and prints a message if conditions are met.
void	DebugSetTarget (FILE *target)
	Sets the target for debugging output.
FILE *	DebugGetTarget (void)
	Gets the current target for debugging output.

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Function Documentation

void DebugError (  int  condidion, char *  str )

If condition is non-zero outputs string to the current target and halts the program.

int DebugGetMessageLevel (  void   )

Returns the current message level.

FILE* DebugGetTarget (  void   )

Gets the current target for debugging output.

void DebugMessage (  int  condition, int  level, char *  str, ...  )

Formats and prints a message if conditions are met. If the condition is non-zero and the current message level is greater than level this calls printf with str as the format string, and any additional arguments as arguments.

void DebugSetMessageLevel (  int  level  )

Sets the level of message that will be reported by DebugMessage. Defaults to 0.

void DebugSetTarget (  FILE *  target  )

Sets the target for debugging output. Defaults to stdout. All future calls to the Debug functions will sent output to the specified file.

void DebugWarn (  int  condition, char *  str )

Outputs string to the current target if condition is non-zero.

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