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Debugging with MBSE BBS.
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From version 0.33.15 I changed the way debug logging goes. There are no more
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#ifdef .. #endif directives in the code that change the loging behaviour.
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Lines that could be logged in the code for debug are now written in two
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possible ways:
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Syslog('b', "This is always logged for debug");
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Syslog('B', "This is logged if most_debug flag is true");
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The difference is the uppercase or lowercase logclass. Uppercase is only logged
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if the global flag most_debug is set to true. If you want to use it in one of
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the sources declare that flag like this:
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extern int most_debug;
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Then, from the moment you need the extra debugging, insert
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most_debug = TRUE;
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in the code, and set it to FALSE when you are done.
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I did this because the extra debug is good for developers but not for regualar
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users that need some extra logging. The log output with the most_debug flag
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set to TRUE can be huge and does affect system performance.
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For those who are developing code for MBSE BBS, use two kinds on debug logging.
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Michiel Broek.
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