#include "lcas_log.h"
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| #define | MAX_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE 2048 | 
| #define | DO_USRLOG ((unsigned short)0x0001) | 
| #define | DO_SYSLOG ((unsigned short)0x0002) | 
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| int | lcas_log_open (char *path, FILE *fp, unsigned short logtype) | 
| Start logging. | |
| int | lcas_log_close () | 
| Stop logging. | |
Definition in file _lcas_log.h.
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| flag to indicate that syslogging has to be done Definition at line 41 of file _lcas_log.h. Referenced by lcas_init(), lcas_log_open(), and lcas_setup(). | 
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| flag to indicate that user logging has to be done Definition at line 39 of file _lcas_log.h. Referenced by lcas_init(), lcas_log_open(), and lcas_setup(). | 
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| Maximum logging buffer size, length of log may not exceed this number Definition at line 36 of file _lcas_log.h. Referenced by lcas_log(), lcas_log_a_string(), lcas_log_debug(), and lcas_log_time(). | 
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| Start logging. This function should only be used by the LCAS itself. It opens the logfile and tries to set the debugging level in the following order: 
 
 
 
 Definition at line 66 of file lcas_log.c. References DEBUG_LEVEL, debug_level, DO_SYSLOG, DO_USRLOG, extra_logstr, lcas_log(), lcas_logfp, logging_syslog, logging_usrlog, and should_close_lcas_logfp. Referenced by lcas_init_and_logfile(). | 
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