Aubin Paul wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 20, 2003 at 10:51:18AM +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> I noticed that, too. The new _debug_ function has a second paramater:
>> level. The default value is 1. Even if DEBUG is 0, all debugs with
>> level 1 are dumped to the logfile, they are only not visible on
>> stdout. Debugs with level 2 are not handled at all for DEBUG=0. I made
>> it to have logs for crashes even if DEBUG is 0.
>
> Wouldn't it make more sense for level=1 to mean DEBUG=1 and so forth
> so we can continue to have variable logging? Having level=1 meaning
> DEBUG=2 is confusing...
You see level 1 on stdout when you set DEBUG=1, level 2 for DEBUG=2
and so on. Because most people have DEBUG=0, it would be nice to have
more debug on a crash. So even for DEBUG=0, level 1 will be written to
the file. I tought it is easier to find bugs this way.
Dischi
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