SCOBA

Superior Stupid C Objects By Anderwafe - yet another collection of various C libs created for optimize programming experience.

Current version of project consists of next libs:

1. Logging lib
2. Dynamic array lib (not prod ready)

LOGGING

#include "logging.h" // to acquire logging.h lib

File consists of some macroses for doing logging:

• LOGINFO(FILE* stream, char* fmt, ...)
• LOGWARN(FILE* stream, char* fmt, ...)
• LOGERROR(FILE* stream, int errno, char* fmt, ...)

Each of this macroses takes an arguments FILE* stream (stdio, stdout, stderr, etc), char* fmt, ... as in printf() family functions. LOGERROR in addition takes int errno - error number which passed to strerror() function (man strerror).

The format of output string is: {file}:{line}:{severity}: in func {func} ({fmt})\n, where:

• file is a file name, where log was called;
• line is a line in file, where log was called;
• severity is a called log severity ("info" in LOGINFO, "warn" in LOGWARN, etc);
• func is a function name, where log was called;
• fmt is a provided argument.

The LOG_LEVEL macros define what LOG...() is expand to. If LOG_LEVEL <= FUNCTION_LOGLEVEL, then LOG...() will expand to fprintf() function. If LOG_LEVEL > FUNCTION_LOGLEVEL, then LOG...() will expand to NULL, and do nothing.

This library define four log levels: LOGLEVEL_INFO (0), LOGLEVEL_WARN (1), LOGLEVEL_ERROR (2) and LOGLEVEL_NONE (3). By default, if NDEBUG and LOG_LEVEL is not defined, LOGLEVEL_INFO is selected. if NDEBUG defined and LOG_LEVEL is not, LOGLEVEL_ERROR is selected. and, if LOG_LEVEL is defined, then, it is what it is.

If you want to disable all logs, produced by this library, then use: #define LOG_LEVEL 0 in your code.

Dynamic array

Some info will be....