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1.6 KiB
58 lines
1.6 KiB
//
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// Debugging information header
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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation, 1997
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//
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//
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// header: debug.hxx
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// author: silviuc
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// created: Thu Jun 05 18:34:28 1997
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//
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#ifndef _DEBUG_HXX_INCLUDED_
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#define _DEBUG_HXX_INCLUDED_
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//
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// This debugging header should be included in every module of a project
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// in which debugging information is required.
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// The module that will contain definitions from `debug.hxx'
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// should contain the following definition before the inclusion:
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//
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// #define DEBUGINFO_DEFINITION_MODULE
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//
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// The main purpose is to offer some global values that can be queried
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// after a debug break, especially a non-source level debugger (kdbg, ntsd).
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// This is a very natural thing to do for programs in stress environments
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// where you usually debug the test through a kernel debugger.
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//
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//
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// DEFINE_DEBUGINFO_VARIABLE (name, type, default)
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//
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// Defines a variable having a name starting with `debuginfo'.
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//
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#ifdef DEBUGINFO_DEFINITION_MODULE
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#define DEFINE_DEBUGINFO_VARIABLE(name, type, default) \
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type debuginfo_##name = default
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#else
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#define DEFINE_DEBUGINFO_VARIABLE(name, type, default) \
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extern type debuginfo_##name = default
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#endif // #ifdef DEBUGINFO_DEFINITION_MODULE
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//
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// Here come the definitions of debug variables ...
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//
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// Example: DEFINE_DEBUGINFO_VARIABLE (status, char *, "alive");
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//
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DEFINE_DEBUGINFO_VARIABLE (status, char *, "alive");
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// ...
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#endif // #ifndef _DEBUG_HXX_INCLUDED_
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//
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// end of header: debug.hxx
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//
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