schematika arithmetic with facets + multi-argument runtime polymorphism
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nestlog -- logging with automatic call-graph indenting
Nestlog is a lightweight header-only library for console logging.
Features
- header-only; nothing to link
- easy-to-read format uses indenting to show call structure. indentation has user-controlled upper limit to preserve readability with deeply nested call graphs
- colorized output using vt100 color codes (ansi or xterm)
- automatically captures + displays timestamp, function name and code location. supports several function-name formats to reflect tradeoff readability for precision
- application code may issue logging code that contains embedded newlines and/or color escapes; logger preserves indentation.
- logger is 'truthy' -> only pay for formatting when entry points is enabled.
- also provides family of convenience stream-inserters
Examples
1
#include "nestlog/scope.hpp"
using namespace xo;
void inner(int x) {
scope log(XO_ENTER0(always), ":x ", x);
}
void outer(int y) {
scope log(XO_ENTER0(always), ":y ", y);
inner(2*y);
}
int
main(int argc, char ** argv) {
outer(123);
}
- nestlog types are provided in the
xonamespace. macros are prefixed withXO_ - indentation reflects call structure. We don't see anything for
main(), since we didn't put any logging there
2 slightly more elaborate example
/* examples ex2/ex2.cpp */
#include "nestlog/scope.hpp"
using namespace xo;
int
fib(int n) {
scope log(XO_ENTER0(info), ":n ", n);
int retval = 1;
if (n >= 2) {
retval = fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2);
log && log(":n ", n);
}
log.end_scope("<- :retval ", retval);
return retval;
}
int
main(int argc, char ** argv) {
log_config::min_log_level = xo::log_level::info;
log_config::indent_width = 4;
int n = 4;
scope log(XO_ENTER0(info), ":n ", 4);
int fn = fib(n);
log && log(":n ", n);
log && log("<- :fib(n) ", fn);
}
- global configuration settings live in the
xo::log_configclass. see log_config.hpp - the recommended form
log && log(...)tests whether logging at this site is enabled /before/ evaluating/formatting the log message; when logging is disabled, this saves the cost of computing and formatting that message.
3 example exposing runtime configuration options
/* examples ex3/ex3.cpp */
#include "nestlog/scope.hpp"
using namespace xo;
int
fib(int n) {
scope log(XO_ENTER0(info), tag("n", n));
int retval = 1;
if (n >= 2) {
retval = fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2);
}
log.end_scope(tag("n", n), " <-", xtag("retval", retval));
return retval;
}
int
main(int argc, char ** argv) {
log_config::min_log_level = log_level::info;
log_config::time_enabled = true;
log_config::time_local_flag = true;
log_config::style = FS_Streamlined;
log_config::indent_width = 4;
log_config::max_indent_width = 30;
log_config::location_tab = 80;
log_config::encoding = CE_Xterm;
log_config::function_entry_color = 69;
log_config::function_exit_color = 70;
log_config::code_location_color = 166;
int n = 3;
scope log(XO_ENTER0(info), ":n ", 4);
int fn = fib(n);
log && log(tag("n", n));
log && log("<-", xtag("fib(n)", fn));
}
/* ex3/ex3.cpp */


