_lcmaps_log.h File Reference

Internal header file for LCMAPS logging routines. More...

#include "lcmaps_log.h"

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Defines
#define	MAX_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE   2048
#define	DO_USRLOG   ((unsigned short)0x0001)
#define	DO_SYSLOG   ((unsigned short)0x0002)
Functions
int	lcmaps_log_open (char *path, FILE *fp, unsigned short logtype)
	Start logging.
int	lcmaps_log_close ()
	Stop logging.

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Detailed Description

Internal header file for LCMAPS logging routines.

Author:

Martijn Steenbakkers for the EU DataGrid.

Definition in file _lcmaps_log.h.

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Define Documentation

#define DO_SYSLOG   ((unsigned short)0x0002)

flag to indicate that syslogging has to be done Definition at line 41 of file _lcmaps_log.h. Referenced by lcmaps_init(), lcmaps_log_open(), and lcmaps_setup().

#define DO_USRLOG   ((unsigned short)0x0001)

flag to indicate that user logging has to be done Definition at line 39 of file _lcmaps_log.h. Referenced by lcmaps_init(), lcmaps_log_open(), and lcmaps_setup().

#define MAX_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE   2048

Maximum logging buffer size, length of log may not exceed this number Definition at line 36 of file _lcmaps_log.h. Referenced by lcmaps_log(), lcmaps_log_a_string(), lcmaps_log_debug(), and lcmaps_log_time().

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Function Documentation

lcmaps_log_open (  char *  path, FILE *  fp, unsigned short  logtype )

Start logging. This function should only be used by the LCMAPS itself. It opens the logfile and tries to set the debugging level in the following order: Try if DEBUG_LEVEL > 0 Try if environment variable LCMAPS_DEBUG_LEVEL is set and if it is an integer > 0 Otherwise set debug_level = 0; Parameters: path  path of logfile. fp  file pointer to already opened file (or NULL) logtype  DO_USRLOG, DO_SYSLOG Return values: 0  succes. 1  failure. Definition at line 89 of file lcmaps_log.c. References DEBUG_LEVEL, debug_level, DO_SYSLOG, DO_USRLOG, extra_logstr, lcmaps_log(), lcmaps_logfp, logging_syslog, logging_usrlog, and should_close_lcmaps_logfp. Referenced by lcmaps_init_and_logfile().

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