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*
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*
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#ifndef _h_klib_debug_
#define _h_klib_debug_
#if _DEBUGGING
#ifndef _h_klib_extern_
#include <klib/extern.h>
#endif
#ifndef _h_klib_defs_
#include <klib/defs.h>
#endif
#ifndef _h_klib_status_
#include <klib/status.h>
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* ----------
* KDbgModule and KDbgCondition
*
* KDbg messages are filtered by a pair of values: a module and a condition.
*
* A KDbgFlag is a single bit representing an enumerated condition ID
*
* In this context the module is merely a set and not specifically tied to any
* other use of the term module.
*/
/*
* To add a new module, just add it to the list in MODULE_NAMES but as a
* parameter to the macro "_module"
*
* Then add the conditions for that module. There must be at least one.
* Put them in the macro "_condition"
*
* NOTE:
* There must be at least one condition for a module.
*
* NOTE:
* Do not seperate the items in eith MODULES or xxx_CONDITIONS by anything
* other than white space.
*
* NOTE:
* The exact text must used in the _module(MOD) and the MOD_CONDITIONS()
* so if you want all lower, all upper ot mixed case it must be the same.
* this exact case will apply to the command line argument as well.
*
* NOTE:
* The MOD and CONDITIONS must be legal C Identifiers. The exception is a
* condition may start with a numeric or even be all numeric. Punctuation other
* than '_' is not allowed.
*
* NOTE:
* No not use condition "ANY" or "NONE" as they are special flag names.
*
* The rest of the file will take care of adding the new strings, enumerations
* and structures for the new modules and/or new conditions.
*
* The expected command line will be "-D mod" to add "any" for the module or
* "-D mod-cond" to add only that condition with in the module.
* "-D" and "--debug" are expected to be equivalent"
*
* The expected usage in a C source file is to use the flag value.
* For an added module (MMM) and condition (CCC) the symbols used would be
* "dbg_MMM" and "dbg_MMM_CCC" that will get an index
* to a flag value and the flag to test for a condition.
*
* Any number of individual "-D conditions" are accepted.
*/
#define MODULE_NAMES() \
_module(AES) _module(ALIGN) _module(APP) _module(ARGS) \
_module(BLAST) _module(KDB) \
_module(KFG) _module(KFS) _module(KNS) _module(KRYPTO) \
_module(LEGREF) _module(LOADLIB) \
_module(REF) _module(SEARCH) _module(SRA) \
_module(VDB) _module(VFS) _module(XARC) _module(XML) \
#define APP_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(APP,0) _condition(APP,1) _condition(APP,2) _condition(APP,3) \
_condition(APP,4) _condition(APP,5) _condition(APP,6) _condition(APP,7) \
_condition(APP,8) _condition(APP,9) _condition(APP,10) _condition(APP,11) \
_condition(APP,12) _condition(APP,13) _condition(APP,14) _condition(APP,15) \
_condition(APP,16) _condition(APP,17) _condition(APP,18) _condition(APP,19) \
_condition(APP,20) _condition(APP,21) _condition(APP,22) _condition(APP,23) \
_condition(APP,24) _condition(APP,25) _condition(APP,26) _condition(APP,27) \
_condition(APP,28) _condition(APP,29) _condition(APP,30) _condition(APP,31) \
_condition(APP,32) _condition(APP,33) _condition(APP,34) _condition(APP,35) \
_condition(APP,36) _condition(APP,37) _condition(APP,38) _condition(APP,39) \
_condition(APP,40) _condition(APP,41) _condition(APP,42) _condition(APP,43) \
_condition(APP,44) _condition(APP,45) _condition(APP,46) _condition(APP,47) \
_condition(APP,48) _condition(APP,49) _condition(APP,50) _condition(APP,51) \
_condition(APP,52) _condition(APP,53) _condition(APP,54) _condition(APP,55) \
_condition(APP,56) _condition(APP,57) _condition(APP,58) _condition(APP,59) \
_condition(APP,60) _condition(APP,61) _condition(APP,62) _condition(APP,63)
#define BLAST_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(BLAST,BLAST)
#define KDB_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(KDB,KDB) _condition(KDB,POS)
/* place holder should be replaced by the first object that gets the debug stuff tested for krefcount_t */
#define REF_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(REF,PLACEHOLDER)
#define LEGREF_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(LEGREF,MD5) _condition(LEGREF,CRC)
#define KFS_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(KFS,MD5) _condition(KFS,DLL) _condition(KFS,KFFENTRY) _condition(KFS,KFF) \
_condition(KFS,ARCENTRY) _condition(KFS,ARC) _condition(KFS,TOCENTRY) _condition(KFS,TOC) \
_condition(KFS,TARENTRY) _condition(KFS,TAR) _condition(KFS,SRASORT) _condition(KFS,GZIP) \
_condition(KFS,DIR) _condition(KFS,COUNTER) _condition(KFS,BZIP) _condition(KFS,SYS) \
_condition(KFS,POS) _condition(KFS,PAGE)
#define KNS_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(KNS,ERR) _condition(KNS,HTTP) _condition(KNS,MGR) _condition(KNS,SOCKET)
#define VFS_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(VFS,MGR) _condition(VFS,PATH) _condition(VFS,SERVICE)
#define XML_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(XML,XML)
#define VDB_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(VDB,RESOLVE) \
_condition(VDB,COMPARE) \
_condition(VDB,FUNCTION) \
_condition(VDB,VDB) \
_condition(VDB,PARSE) \
_condition(VDB,MTCURSOR)
#define SRA_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(SRA,INFO) _condition(SRA,SORT) _condition(SRA,SUB)
#define XARC_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(XARC,ENTRY) \
_condition(XARC,ARC)
#define ALIGN_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(ALIGN,WRITER) _condition(ALIGN,COMPRESS) _condition(ALIGN,COVERAGE) \
_condition(ALIGN,BAM) _condition(ALIGN,BGZF) _condition(ALIGN,CFG)
#define KFG_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(KFG,LOAD) _condition(KFG,NODE)
#define KRYPTO_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(KRYPTO,STS) \
_condition(KRYPTO,CFG) \
_condition(KRYPTO,ENCRYPT) \
_condition(KRYPTO,DECRYPT)
#define AES_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(AES,KEYEXP) _condition(AES,CIPHER) \
_condition(AES,INVKEYEXP) _condition(AES,INVCIPHER) \
_condition(AES,OBJECT)
#define SEARCH_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(SEARCH,MYERS)
#define LOADLIB_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(LOADLIB,PBAR) _condition(LOADLIB,FILE) _condition(LOADLIB,XLOG)
#define ARGS_CONDITIONS() \
_condition(ARGS,WRITER)
/*
* Nothing below here needs to be changed when just adding new modules
* and/or conditions
*/
/* macros to do preprocessor token pasting and stringification */
#define DBG_PASTE_2(a,b) a##b
#define DBG_PASTE_3(a,b,c) a##b##c
#define DBG_PASTE_4(a,b,c,d) a##b##c##d
#define DBG_PASTE_5(a,b,c,d,e) a##b##c##d##e
#define DBG_STRING(a) #a
/*
* Build the module enumerations/flags.
*/
#define _module(mod) DBG_PASTE_2(DBG_,mod),
typedef int32_t KDbgMod;
enum
{
DBG_MOD_NOT_FOUND = -1,
MODULE_NAMES()
DBG_MOD_COUNT
};
#undef _module
/*
* the dbg_id and dbg_flag types are for ease of generically
* typing flags with more specific types defined below. These are more fully
* filled out to help debuggers more than any real need for the code to work
*
* We'll just assume a limit of 32 bits for an enumeration.
*/
/* dbg_id is approprite as a array index */
typedef uint32_t KDbgCond;
enum
{
DBG_COND_MIN = 0,
DBG_COND_0 = DBG_COND_MIN, DBG_COND_1, DBG_COND_2,
DBG_COND_3, DBG_COND_4, DBG_COND_5, DBG_COND_6,
DBG_COND_7, DBG_COND_8, DBG_COND_9, DBG_COND_10,
DBG_COND_11, DBG_COND_12, DBG_COND_13, DBG_COND_14,
DBG_COND_15, DBG_COND_16, DBG_COND_17, DBG_COND_18,
DBG_COND_19, DBG_COND_20, DBG_COND_21, DBG_COND_22,
DBG_COND_23, DBG_COND_24, DBG_COND_25, DBG_COND_26,
DBG_COND_27, DBG_COND_28, DBG_COND_29, DBG_COND_30,
DBG_COND_31, DBG_COND_32, DBG_COND_33, DBG_COND_34,
DBG_COND_35, DBG_COND_36, DBG_COND_37, DBG_COND_38,
DBG_COND_39, DBG_COND_40, DBG_COND_41, DBG_COND_42,
DBG_COND_43, DBG_COND_44, DBG_COND_45, DBG_COND_46,
DBG_COND_47, DBG_COND_48, DBG_COND_49, DBG_COND_50,
DBG_COND_51, DBG_COND_52, DBG_COND_53, DBG_COND_54,
DBG_COND_55, DBG_COND_56, DBG_COND_57, DBG_COND_58,
DBG_COND_59, DBG_COND_60, DBG_COND_61, DBG_COND_62,
DBG_COND_63, DBG_COND_MAX = DBG_COND_63
};
typedef uint64_t KDbgFlag;
typedef uint64_t KDbgMask;
/* to make a KDbgFlag out of a KDbgCond, shift 1 one by the condition id */
/* to make as mask out of flags just OR them together */
KLIB_EXTERN KDbgFlag CC KDbgCondToFlag ( KDbgCond cond );
#if LOG_INLINING
#define DBG_FLAG(debug_cond) (((KDbgFlag)1)<<debug_cond)
#else
#define DBG_FLAG(debug_cond) KDbgCondToFlag(debug_cond)
#endif
/* dbg_flag is a type that can be used to and against the enabled fkags/masks */
typedef uint64_t dbg_flag;
#define DBG_FLAG_NONE 0
#define DBG_FLAG_0 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_0)
#define DBG_FLAG_1 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_1)
#define DBG_FLAG_2 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_2)
#define DBG_FLAG_3 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_3)
#define DBG_FLAG_4 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_4)
#define DBG_FLAG_5 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_5)
#define DBG_FLAG_6 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_6)
#define DBG_FLAG_7 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_7)
#define DBG_FLAG_8 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_8)
#define DBG_FLAG_9 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_9)
#define DBG_FLAG_10 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_10)
#define DBG_FLAG_11 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_11)
#define DBG_FLAG_12 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_12)
#define DBG_FLAG_13 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_13)
#define DBG_FLAG_14 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_14)
#define DBG_FLAG_15 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_15)
#define DBG_FLAG_16 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_16)
#define DBG_FLAG_17 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_17)
#define DBG_FLAG_18 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_18)
#define DBG_FLAG_19 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_19)
#define DBG_FLAG_20 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_20)
#define DBG_FLAG_21 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_21)
#define DBG_FLAG_22 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_22)
#define DBG_FLAG_23 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_23)
#define DBG_FLAG_24 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_24)
#define DBG_FLAG_25 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_25)
#define DBG_FLAG_26 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_26)
#define DBG_FLAG_27 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_27)
#define DBG_FLAG_28 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_28)
#define DBG_FLAG_29 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_29)
#define DBG_FLAG_30 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_30)
#define DBG_FLAG_31 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_31)
#define DBG_FLAG_32 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_32)
#define DBG_FLAG_33 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_33)
#define DBG_FLAG_34 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_34)
#define DBG_FLAG_35 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_35)
#define DBG_FLAG_36 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_36)
#define DBG_FLAG_37 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_37)
#define DBG_FLAG_38 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_38)
#define DBG_FLAG_39 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_39)
#define DBG_FLAG_40 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_40)
#define DBG_FLAG_41 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_41)
#define DBG_FLAG_42 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_42)
#define DBG_FLAG_43 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_43)
#define DBG_FLAG_44 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_44)
#define DBG_FLAG_45 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_45)
#define DBG_FLAG_46 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_46)
#define DBG_FLAG_47 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_47)
#define DBG_FLAG_48 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_48)
#define DBG_FLAG_49 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_49)
#define DBG_FLAG_50 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_50)
#define DBG_FLAG_51 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_51)
#define DBG_FLAG_52 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_52)
#define DBG_FLAG_53 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_53)
#define DBG_FLAG_54 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_54)
#define DBG_FLAG_55 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_55)
#define DBG_FLAG_56 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_56)
#define DBG_FLAG_57 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_57)
#define DBG_FLAG_58 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_58)
#define DBG_FLAG_59 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_59)
#define DBG_FLAG_60 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_60)
#define DBG_FLAG_61 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_61)
#define DBG_FLAG_62 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_62)
#define DBG_FLAG_63 (((dbg_flag)1)<<DBG_COND_63)
#define DBG_FLAG_ANY (~(dbg_flag)0)
/*
* Build the list of enums for the various modules.
* These are descendant types of KDbgCond and KDbgFlag
*
* The use of ',' or ';' at the end of macros is precise to suit the use
* in the initializers and enum definitions.
*
* These usually means no ',' or ';' at the end of instantiations.
*/
#define _module(mod) \
typedef int32_t DBG_PASTE_2(DBG_COND_,mod); \
enum \
{ \
DBG_PASTE_2(mod,_CONDITIONS()) \
DBG_PASTE_3(DBG_,mod,_COUNT) \
};
#define _condition(mod,flag) DBG_PASTE_4(DBG_,mod,_,flag),
MODULE_NAMES()
#undef _condition
#undef _module
typedef struct dbg_s_flag dbg_s_flag;
struct dbg_s_flag
{
const char * name;
KDbgFlag flag;
};
typedef struct dbg_s_mod dbg_s_mod;
struct dbg_s_mod
{
const char * name; /* matches item in MODULE_NAMES() */
const dbg_s_flag * conds; /* array of structures for setting flags */
KDbgMask flags; /* which flags are active */
};
extern dbg_s_mod dbg_flag_mod [DBG_MOD_COUNT+1];
#define _module(mod) \
extern KDbgMask DBG_PASTE_3(DBG_,mod,_ANY);
MODULE_NAMES()
#undef _module
/*
* strings will be defined only in the single C file that should
* define the symbol below before including this file.
*
* This could have been done in the C file but was done here to
* keep the spirit of the work done all in one place.
*/
#ifdef _KLIB_DEBUG_C_
#define _module(mod) \
KDbgFlag DBG_PASTE_3(DBG_,mod,_ANY) = ( DBG_PASTE_2(mod,_CONDITIONS()) 0);
#define _condition(mod,flag) \
(((KDbgFlag)1)<<DBG_PASTE_4(DBG_,mod,_,flag)) |
MODULE_NAMES()
#undef _module
#undef _condition
#define _module(mod) \
dbg_s_flag DBG_PASTE_2(dbg_s_flag_,mod) [] = \
{ \
DBG_PASTE_2(mod,_CONDITIONS()) \
{ NULL, DBG_FLAG_NONE } \
};
#define _condition(mod,flag) \
{ DBG_STRING(flag), ((KDbgFlag)1)<<DBG_PASTE_4(DBG_,mod,_,flag) },
MODULE_NAMES()
#undef _module
#undef _condition
#define _module(mod) \
{ \
DBG_STRING(mod), \
DBG_PASTE_2(dbg_s_flag_,mod), \
0 \
},
dbg_s_mod dbg_flag_mod [] =
{
MODULE_NAMES()
{ NULL, NULL }
};
#undef _module
#define _module(mod)
#endif /* if _KLIB_TEST_C_ */
/*
* For module 'mod' turn on or off the specific flags in
* mask flags
*
* bits in mask are effected.
* return previous
*/
KLIB_EXTERN KDbgMask CC KDbgSetModConds ( KDbgMod mod, KDbgMask mask, KDbgMask flags );
KLIB_EXTERN bool CC KDbgTestModConds ( KDbgMod mod, KDbgMask flags );
/*
* Init()
* Initialize the debug messages module to a known state
*/
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgInit (void);
/*
* param is coming in as utf-8/ASCII with NUL terminator or we fail
* we also assume no more than 127 significant characters
*
* These strings can be utf-8 or ASCII even if we are using
* clib strXXX functions.
*/
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgSetString (const char * string);
/* KDbgMask KDbgFlagsGet (KDbgMod mod); */
/* bool KDbgTestCond (KDbgMask mask); */
/*
* Get the KDbgMod associated with a name.
*/
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgGetModId (KDbgMod * mod,
const char * mod_name, size_t mod_size);
/*
* Get the KDbgCond associated with a name.
*/
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgGetCndFlag (KDbgMod mod, KDbgFlag * flag,
const char * cnd_name, size_t cnd_size);
KLIB_EXTERN KDbgMask CC KDbgGetModFlags ( KDbgMod mod );
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgMsg (const char * fmt, ...);
#define DBGMSG(mod,flags,msg) \
(void)(((KDbgWriterGet() != NULL) && (KDbgTestModConds (mod, flags))) \
? KDbgMsg msg : 0)
/* -----
* Handlers for application and library writers.
*/
KLIB_EXTERN KWrtHandler* CC KDbgHandlerGet ( void );
KLIB_EXTERN KWrtWriter CC KDbgWriterGet ( void );
KLIB_EXTERN void* CC KDbgWriterDataGet ( void );
/* Handler
* sets output handler for standard output
*
* "logger" [ IN ] and "self" [ IN, OPAQUE ] - callback function
* to handle log output
*/
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgHandlerSet ( KWrtWriter writer, void * data );
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgHandlerSetStdOut();
KLIB_EXTERN rc_t CC KDbgHandlerSetStdErr();
KLIB_EXTERN void CC KDbgSetRowId( uint64_t row_id );
KLIB_EXTERN uint64_t CC KDbgGetRowId( void );
KLIB_EXTERN void CC KDbgSetColName( const char * col_name );
KLIB_EXTERN const char * CC KDbgGetColName( void );
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#else /* #if _DEBUGGING */
#define DBGMSG(mod,flags,msg) ((void)0)
#define KDbgInit() ((rc_t)0)
#define KDbgHandlerSetStdOut() ((rc_t)0)
#define KDbgHandlerSetStdErr() ((rc_t)0)
#define KDbgSetString(s) ((rc_t)0)
#define KDbgHandlerSet(a,b) ((rc_t)0)
#define KDbgHandlerGet() ((void*)NULL)
#define KDbgWriterGet() ((void*)NULL)
#define KDbgWriterDataGet() ((void*)NULL)
#endif /* #if _DEBUGGING */
#endif /* _h_klib_debug_ */
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