Collaboration diagram for Predefined Debug Channels:
Variables | |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::debug |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::notice |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::system |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::malloc |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::warning |
| always_channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::always |
| continued_channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::continued |
| continued_channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::finish |
| fatal_channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::fatal |
| fatal_channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::core |
| channel_ct | libcwd::channels::dc::bfd |
Detailed Description
These are the default debug channels pre-defined in libcwd.
Variable Documentation
◆ always
| always_channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::always |
A special channel that is always turned on.
This channel is always on; it can not be turned off. It is not in the list of debug channels. When used with a label it will print as many '>' characters as the size of the largest real channel.
◆ bfd
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::bfd |
The BFD channel.
◆ continued
| continued_channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::continued |
A special channel to continue to write a previous debug channel.
◆ core
| fatal_channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::core |
◆ debug
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::debug |
The DEBUG channel.
◆ fatal
| fatal_channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::fatal |
The special FATAL channel.
- See also
- DoutFatal
◆ finish
| continued_channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::finish |
A special channel to finish writing continued debug output.
◆ malloc
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::malloc |
The MALLOC channel.
◆ notice
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::notice |
The NOTICE channel.
◆ system
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::system |
The SYSTEM channel.
◆ warning
| channel_ct libcwd::channels::dc::warning |
The WARNING channel.
This is the only channel that is turned on by default.
Referenced by libcwd::debug_ct::set_ostream().