Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Windows
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1996 - 1997.
//
// File: mylog.hxx
//
// Contents: A class that performs logging operations, optionally using NTLOG
// To emulate ntlog without linking to ntlog.lib or using ntlog.dll
// compile with the NO_NTLOG flag defined.
//
// Classes: CLog
//
// Functions:
//
// Coupling:
//
// Notes:
//
// History: 10-15-1996 ericne Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define NO_NTLOG
#ifndef _CMYLOG
#define _CMYLOG
#include <ntlog.h>
// This is only if we do not intend on using ntlog.dll
#ifdef NO_NTLOG
// The number of different messages that can be logged. This is used to
// track of the log statistics
const ULONG cMessageLevels = 16; // Used to determine whether a log message is a test, variation, or neither
const DWORD dwTestTypesMask = ( TLS_VARIATION | TLS_TEST ); // The different message types
const DWORD dwMessageTypesMask = ( TLS_INFO | TLS_SEV1 | TLS_SEV2 | TLS_ABORT | TLS_WARN | TLS_BLOCK | TLS_PASS | TLS_SEV3 ); #endif
const size_t MaxLogLineLength = 1024;
// By default, the log will be initialized using dwDefaultStyle as the logging
// style.
const DWORD dwDefaultStyle = ( TLS_INFO | TLS_SEV1 | TLS_SEV2 | TLS_SEV3 | TLS_WARN | TLS_BLOCK | TLS_PASS | TLS_TEST | TLS_TESTDEBUG | TLS_VARIATION | TLS_ABORT | TLS_REFRESH | TLS_SORT | TLS_PROLOG );
// To determine if a particular message exceeds the threshold and should be,
// dwStyle is AND'ed with this mask to ignore the non-useful bits
const DWORD dwThresholdMask = ( TLS_ABORT | TLS_SEV1 | TLS_SEV2 | TLS_SEV3 | TLS_WARN | TLS_PASS | TLS_INFO );
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Class: CLog ()
//
// Purpose: Log module that can emulate ntlog, or use ntlog based on a
// compile flag
//
// Interface: CLog -- Constructor
// ~CLog -- Destructor
// Enable -- Activates the log object
// Disable -- Disables the log object
// SetThreshold -- Sets a threshold for all logged messages
// InitLog -- Initializes the log
// Log -- Takes a variable number of arguments
// vLog -- Takes a va_list as a parameter
// m_dwThreshold -- Messages that don't exceed this threshold
// are not logged
// m_fEnabled -- TRUE if the the log is enabled
// #ifdef NO_NTLOG
// ReportStats -- Used to report the statistics for this log
// Called from destructor
// m_pLogFile -- FILE* for the log file
// m_dwLogStyle -- Style used to initialize the log
// m_ulNbrMessages -- Keeps track of the log statistics
// m_CriticalSection -- For multi-threaded applications
// #else
// m_hLog -- Handle to the log returned by tlCreateLog
// #endif
//
// History: 1-15-1997 ericne Created
//
// Notes:
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class CLog { public: CLog(); virtual ~CLog();
virtual void Enable();
virtual void Disable();
virtual void SetThreshold( DWORD );
virtual BOOL InitLog( LPCTSTR, DWORD = dwDefaultStyle );
virtual BOOL Log( DWORD, LPTSTR, int, LPCTSTR, ... );
virtual BOOL vLog( DWORD, LPTSTR, int, LPCTSTR, va_list );
virtual BOOL AddParticipant();
virtual BOOL RemoveParticipant(); virtual void ReportStats( );
protected:
DWORD m_dwThreshold;
BOOL m_fEnabled;
#ifdef NO_NTLOG
FILE* m_pLogFile;
DWORD m_dwLogStyle; ULONG m_ulNbrMessages[ cMessageLevels ];
CRITICAL_SECTION m_CriticalSection;
#else
HANDLE m_hLog;
#endif
};
#endif
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