DS>If you look at Richard's list, you should be able to see the two
heirarchical forms - one using tokens of the form:
DS> helper:baby_steps
DS> helper:cache_handler
DS> helper:debug
etc
DS>and one using:
DS> host/hr_device
DS> host/hr_disk
DS> host/hr_filesys
etc
Of the two, I find the ":" more intuitive. I'd even think about
"helper.babysteps".
DS>But one of the major tasks is to go through the existing debug statements
and come up with a suitable hierarchical debug token structure.
DS>(Plus identifying where we really ought to have debugging statements, but
don't!) Volunteers gratefully received :-)
I'm just about to write a swack of code that will have my fingers in
half-a-dozen pies. I could have a look while I'm at it.
What I need are the parameters for "ought".
Does each module need a "this is what I was passed" and "this is what I'm
handing off" blipvert?
Do we want to have scalable levels of debugging - from a "watch everything"
mode down to "watch my tiny piece" independent of the hierarchies?
Is this much debugging going to cause bloat? Do we perhaps need a
compile-time debugging level token to keep the bloat down for those people
not needing debugging?
Do we want configurable multiple debugging destinations? eg. warnings to one
file, errors to another?
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