A More Involved Example

Here's a more involved .cpp program that demonstates the logging commands.  You will find this demo project in the DebugLibrary source code directory, along with project files for ms .net2003,vc6, and dev-c++.

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// JrDebug demo that demonstrates various features

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// System includes

#include <iostream>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <assert.h>

#include <exception>

#include <stdexcept>

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// Include the Debugging Library files

//  Note that only our main .cpp needs to include the jrdebug_main.cpp file

//  alternatively, you could add this cpp to your project or makefile.

#include "../../jrdebug_main.cpp"

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int main(int argc, char *argv[])

{

       // main function

       // automatically parse commandline options and exit if appropriate

       if (JrDebugParseCommandlineArgc("Demo3",&argc,argv,"-db"))

               return 0;

       // you want very brief human readable output? (this does not display well in gui tool!)

       // JrDebug::SetBriefOutput(true);

       // if you like you can manually turn on file writing of debug statements

       // JrDebug::WriteToFilename("demologoutput.log",false);

       // for fun we let the tool announce itself

       JrDebugAnnounce("Test Application",true,argc,argv);

       // simple loop

       for (int count=0;count<10;++count)

               {

               dbprintf("Performing iteration #%d",count);

               // an assert that passes and won't be displayed

               assert(25<100);

               }

       // turn on display of even asserts that pass and do a passing assert; pass more than 3 args to cause assert failure

       JrDebugSetDisplayPassingAsserts(true);

       assert(argc<4);

       // here are two more complicated debug statements (first one just specifies type and severity level; second specifies also a subtype and the current 'activity')

       dbprintf(JrdWarning,25,"This is a debug warning statement.");

       dbprintf(JrdNote,"useless","testing",10,"This is another debug statement.");

       // here is another loop but with activity push/pop - this will report timings of activities

       JrDebugActivityPush("Looping");

       int count3,count4,count5;

       for (int count2=0;count2<10;++count2)

               {

               JrDebugActivityPush("iterate");

               // take some time

               for (count3=0;count3<3000;++count3)

                       {

                       // now here is a manual push pop, and further more, we use a * in front of description to avoid display (only used if other messages displayed inside)

                       JrDebugActivityPush("*innerloop");

                       for (count4=0;count4<3000;++count4)

                               {

                               // just eat up some cpu cycles

                               count5=count3-count2; count5++; count5--; count5=count3-count2;

                               }

                       JrDebugActivityPop("*innerloop");

                       }

               JrDebugActivityPop("iterate");

               }

       JrDebugActivityPop("Looping");

       // the JrdAlarm type always triggers a windows messagebox if compiled on windows

       // dbprintf(JrdAlarm,1,"This is an alarm.");

       // want to try some stream style output?

       debugout << "here is stream debug mesg (argc="<<argc<<").";

       debugout(JrdTest,"stream","testing",100) << "here is another more specific stream debug message";

       dbprintf("Program has finished, now testing an exception.");

       // how about a debuglogged exception

       // JrDebug::EnableExceptionLogging();

       // // // for fun we can also turn on an alarm filter to generate an additional pop up messagebox for severity levels >=10

       // // // JrDebug::SetAlarmFilterLevel(5);

       // // the debuglogged repalcement for:  throw exception();

       try

               {

               JrDebugThrow(std::exception(),"testing an exception throw");

               }

       catch (...)

               {

               }

       // new test to verify we dont get double printf-style arge replacements

       std::string troublestring ="C:\\Mydrive%d%s.";

       dbprintf("Here is my troublesomestring '%s'.",troublestring.c_str());

       // exit

       std::cout << "Hit 'Enter' key to exit."<<std::endl;

       std::cin.get();

       return 0;

}

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