Generated API reference for the debug channels supplied by libcwd. More...

Variables
Channel	libcwd::channels::dc::debug
Channel	libcwd::channels::dc::notice
Channel	libcwd::channels::dc::system
Channel	libcwd::channels::dc::warning
AlwaysChannel	libcwd::channels::dc::always
ContinuedChannel	libcwd::channels::dc::continued
ContinuedChannel	libcwd::channels::dc::finish
FatalChannel	libcwd::channels::dc::fatal
FatalChannel	libcwd::channels::dc::core
Channel	libcwd::channels::dc::elfutils

Detailed Description

These are the default debug channels pre-defined in libcwd.

Variable Documentation

◆ always

AlwaysChannel 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.

◆ continued

ContinuedChannel libcwd::channels::dc::continued

A special channel to continue to write a previous debug channel.

See also: Using continued_cf, dc::continued and dc::finish

◆ core

FatalChannel libcwd::channels::dc::core

The special COREDUMP channel.

See also: DoutFatal

◆ debug

Channel libcwd::channels::dc::debug

The DEBUG channel.

◆ elfutils

Channel libcwd::channels::dc::elfutils

The ELFUTILS channel.

◆ fatal

FatalChannel libcwd::channels::dc::fatal

The special FATAL channel.

See also: DoutFatal

◆ finish

ContinuedChannel libcwd::channels::dc::finish

A special channel to finish writing continued debug output.

See also: Using continued_cf, dc::continued and dc::finish

◆ notice

Channel libcwd::channels::dc::notice

The NOTICE channel.

◆ system

Channel libcwd::channels::dc::system

The SYSTEM channel.

◆ warning

Channel libcwd::channels::dc::warning

The WARNING channel.

This is the only channel that is turned on by default.

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