Hi
In the past I have to build a few applications with C/C++ and I found
#ifdef directives everywhere to be ugly and confusing. For example,
using ifdef DEBUG to enable/disable debug messages.
That's why I opt to use functions which behavior was defined depending
on compile headers/source files. For example, define log_debug(...) as
NOOP or sleep() depending on platform.
Have you considered doing something like this?
Also, some time ago I started playing with "component" debugging, which
enabled debug only for specific components. For example, setting
RSYSLOG_DEBUG_MODULES_C will enable debug just for modules_c file, but
it will be very verbosed
Have you considered doing something like this?
Regards
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