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//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (C) 1991, Microsoft Corporation.
//
// File: DEBNOT.h
//
// Contents: Private project-wide Win 4 definitions
//
// History: 23-Jul-91 KyleP Created.
// 15-Oct-91 KevinRo Major changes and comments added
// 18-Oct-91 vich Consolidated win4p.hxx
// 22-Oct-91 SatoNa Added SHLSTRICT
// 29-Apr-92 BartoszM Moved from win4p.h
// 3-Jun-92 BruceFo Added SMUISTRICT
// 17-Dec-92 AlexT Moved UN..._PARM out of DEVL==1
// 30-Sep-93 KyleP DEVL obsolete
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef __DEBNOT_H__
#define __DEBNOT_H__
#include <stdarg.h>
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Parameter Macros
//
// To avoid compiler warnings for unimplemented functions, use
// UNIMPLEMENTED_PARM(x) for each unreferenced parameter. This will
// later be defined to nul to reveal functions that we forgot to implement.
//
// For functions which will never use a parameter, use
// UNREFERENCED_PARM(x).
//
#define UNIMPLEMENTED_PARM(x) (x)
#define UNREFERENCED_PARM(x) (x)
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// New STRICT defines should be added in two places below:
//
// 1) Add the following within the ifdef ALLSTRICT/endif:
//
// #ifndef xxSTRICT
// # define xxSTRICT
// #endif
//
// These entries are in alphabetical order.
//
// 2) Add the following to the #if clause that defines ANYSTRICT:
//
// #if ... || defined(xxSTRICT) || ...
//
// so that ANYSTRICT is defined if any of the STRICT defines are.
//
#if (DBG == 1) || (OFSDBG == 1)
# ifndef CATSTRICT
# define CATSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef CISTRICT
# define CISTRICT
# endif
# ifndef CMSSTRICT
# define CMSSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef DLOSSTRICT
# define DLOSSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef EVSTRICT
# define EVSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef ICLSTRICT
# define ICLSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef INSSTRICT
# define INSSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef JWSTRICT
# define JWSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef NSSTRICT
# define NSSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef OLSTRICT
# define OLSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef OMSTRICT
# define OMSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef REPLSTRICT
# define REPLSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef SHLSTRICT
# define SHLSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef SLSTRICT
# define SLSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef SMUISTRICT
# define SMUISTRICT
# endif
# ifndef SOMSTRICT
# define SOMSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef VCSTRICT
# define VCSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef VQSTRICT
# define VQSTRICT
# endif
# ifndef WMASTRICT
# define WMASTRICT
# endif
#endif // (DBG == 1) || (OFSDBG == 1)
//
// ANYSTRICT
//
#if defined(CATSTRICT) || \
defined(CISTRICT) || \
defined(CMSSTRICT) || \
defined(DLOSSTRICT)|| \
defined(ICLSTRICT) || \
defined(INSSTRICT) || \
defined(JWSTRICT) || \
defined(NSSTRICT) || \
defined(OLSTRICT) || \
defined(OMSTRICT) || \
defined(REPLSTRICT)|| \
defined(SHLSTRICT) || \
defined(SLSTRICT) || \
defined(SMUISTRICT)|| \
defined(SOMSTRICT) || \
defined(VCSTRICT) || \
defined(VQSTRICT) || \
defined(WMASTRICT)
# define ANYSTRICT
#endif
#if (DBG != 1 && OFSDBG != 1) && defined(ANYSTRICT)
#pragma message BUGBUG: Asserts are defined in a RETAIL build...
#endif
#if defined(WIN32)
#ifndef DEBFAR
#define DEBFAR
#endif
#include <windef.h>
#if WIN32 > 200
#include <winnot.h>
#endif
#else
#ifndef DEBFAR
#define DEBFAR __far
#endif
#endif
#ifndef EXPORTDEF
#define EXPORTDEF
#endif
#ifndef EXPORTIMP
#define EXPORTIMP
#endif
#ifndef EXPORTED
#define EXPORTED _cdecl
#endif
#ifndef APINOT
#ifdef _X86_
#define APINOT _stdcall
#else
#define APINOT _cdecl
#endif
#endif
//
// DEBUG -- DEBUG -- DEBUG -- DEBUG -- DEBUG
//
#if (DBG == 1) || (OFSDBG == 1)
//
// Debug print functions.
//
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
# define EXTRNC "C"
#else
# define EXTRNC
#endif
// vdprintf should only be called from xxDebugOut()
EXPORTDEF void APINOT
vdprintf(
unsigned long ulCompMask,
char const DEBFAR *pszComp,
char const DEBFAR *ppszfmt,
va_list ArgList);
#define _Win4Assert Win4AssertEx
EXPORTDEF void APINOT
Win4AssertEx(
char const DEBFAR *pszFile,
int iLine,
char const DEBFAR *pszMsg);
EXPORTDEF int APINOT
PopUpError(
char const DEBFAR *pszMsg,
int iLine,
char const DEBFAR *pszFile);
#define _SetWin4InfoLevel SetWin4InfoLevel
EXPORTDEF unsigned long APINOT
SetWin4InfoLevel(
unsigned long ulNewLevel);
EXPORTDEF unsigned long APINOT
SetWin4InfoMask(
unsigned long ulNewMask);
#define _SetWin4AssertLevel SetWin4AssertLevel
EXPORTDEF unsigned long APINOT
SetWin4AssertLevel(
unsigned long ulNewLevel);
EXPORTDEF unsigned long APINOT
SetWin4ExceptionLevel(
unsigned long ulNewLevel);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif // __cplusplus
# define EXSTRICT // (EXception STRICT) - Enabled if ANYSTRICT is enabled
# define Win4Assert(x) if ( !(x) ) \
Win4AssertEx ( __FILE__, __LINE__, #x );
//
// Debug print macros
//
# define DEB_ERROR 0x00000001 // exported error paths
# define DEB_WARN 0x00000002 // exported warnings
# define DEB_TRACE 0x00000004 // exported trace messages
# define DEB_DBGOUT 0x00000010 // Output to debugger
# define DEB_STDOUT 0x00000020 // Output to stdout
# define DEB_IERROR 0x00000100 // internal error paths
# define DEB_IWARN 0x00000200 // internal warnings
# define DEB_ITRACE 0x00000400 // internal trace messages
# define DEB_USER1 0x00010000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER2 0x00020000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER3 0x00040000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER4 0x00080000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER5 0x00100000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER6 0x00200000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER7 0x00400000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER8 0x00800000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER9 0x01000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER10 0x02000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER11 0x04000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER12 0x08000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER13 0x10000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER14 0x20000000 // User defined
# define DEB_USER15 0x40000000 // User defined
# define DEB_NOCOMPNAME 0x80000000 // suppress component name
# define DEB_FORCE 0x7fffffff // force message
# define ASSRT_MESSAGE 0x00000001 // Output a message
# define ASSRT_BREAK 0x00000002 // Int 3 on assertion
# define ASSRT_POPUP 0x00000004 // And popup message
# define EXCEPT_MESSAGE 0x00000001 // Output a message
# define EXCEPT_BREAK 0x00000002 // Int 3 on exception
# define EXCEPT_POPUP 0x00000004 // Popup message
# define EXCEPT_FAULT 0x00000008 // generate int 3 on access violation
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// DECLARE_DEBUG(comp)
// DECLARE_INFOLEVEL(comp)
//
// This macro defines xxDebugOut where xx is the component prefix
// to be defined. This declares a static variable 'xxInfoLevel', which
// can be used to control the type of xxDebugOut messages printed to
// the terminal. For example, xxInfoLevel may be set at the debug terminal.
// This will enable the user to turn debugging messages on or off, based
// on the type desired. The predefined types are defined below. Component
// specific values should use the upper 24 bits
//
// To Use:
//
// 1) In your components main include file, include the line
// DECLARE_DEBUG(comp)
// where comp is your component prefix
//
// 2) In one of your components source files, include the line
// DECLARE_INFOLEVEL(comp)
// where comp is your component prefix. This will define the
// global variable that will control output.
//
// It is suggested that any component define bits be combined with
// existing bits. For example, if you had a specific error path that you
// wanted, you might define DEB_<comp>_ERRORxxx as being
//
// (0x100 | DEB_ERROR)
//
// This way, we can turn on DEB_ERROR and get the error, or just 0x100
// and get only your error.
//
// Define values that are specific to your xxInfoLevel variable in your
// own file, like ciquery.hxx.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# ifndef DEF_INFOLEVEL
# define DEF_INFOLEVEL (DEB_ERROR | DEB_WARN)
# endif
# if (WIN32 > 200) && defined(WIN32) && defined(__cplusplus) && !defined(KERNEL)
# include <dbgpoint.hxx>
# endif
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This next section makes for some really dense reading! Most of it is
// used for the debugging window. It defines some macros that make it
// easier to define debug groups and debug break points, since the macros
// expand to nothing if DEVL != 1. Check out dbgpoint.hxx for more info.
//
//
// The following macros allow you to do things like this
//
// DECLARE_GROUP(FooDebugingGroup)
//
// DECLARE_BREAKPOINT(FooBreakPoint,FooDebuggingGroup,FALSE)
//
// foo()
// {
// TEST_BREAKPOINT(FooBreakPoint);
// }
//
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# if (WIN32 > 200) && defined(__cplusplus) && defined(WIN32) && !defined(KERNEL)
//
// The following class is used to register debug groups as static
// members. Its only needed when DBG is set.
//
//
// The easy way to declare a group, and have it registered for you
//
# define DECLARE_GROUP(grpName) \
CDebugGroupClass grpName ((L#grpName));
//
// The easy way to define a group in a header file for use cross module
//
# define DEFINE_GROUP(grpName) extern CDebugGroupClass grpName;
//
// The easy way to declare a breakpoint is with the following macro.
//
# define DECLARE_BREAKPOINT(Name,hGroup,fEnabled) \
CDebugBreakPoint Name((L#Name),hGroup,fEnabled)
//
// If you need to have global access to a break point, use this in
// an include file
//
# define DEFINE_BREAKPOINT(Name) \
extern CDebugBreakPoint Name;
//
// A debug value is a class that allows you to wrap the contents of any
// integer value, and publish it in the debug window. The actual debug
// value keeps a reference to the actual value. Therefore, you can attach
// it to any long in the program.
//
// If you use the CDebugValue::SetValue() to change it, the change will
// be reflected in the window immediately.
//
// DECLARE_DEBUGVALUE( Name of Debug Value, Group, Reference to data object)
//
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUE(Name,hGroup,Value) \
CDebugValue Name((L#Name),hGroup,Value)
# define DEFINE_DEBUGVALUE(Name) \
extern CDebugValue Name;
//
// This is the same as above, only you can specify your own title for the
// debug value.
//
// DECLARE_DEBUGVALUEEX( Name of Debug Value, Title, Group, Reference to data object)
//
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUEEX(Name,Title,hGroup,Value) \
CDebugValue Name(Title,hGroup,Value)
//
// If you need to have global access to a break point, use this in
// an include file
//
# define DEFINE_BREAKPOINT(Name) \
extern CDebugBreakPoint Name;
//
// This test uses a default value for the HRESULT in the window. Use it
// when you don't have one. If you have an HRESULT you could display,
// please use TEST_BREAKPOINTHR
//
# define TEST_BREAKPOINT(x) if( (x).BreakPointTest() && \
(x).BreakPointMessage(__FILE__,__LINE__) )\
{ DebugBreak(); }
//
// This test includes an HRESULT as a parameter. You should use this one
//
# define TEST_BREAKPOINTHR(x,hr) if( (x).BreakPointTest() && \
(x).BreakPointMessage(__FILE__,__LINE__,hr) )\
{ DebugBreak(); }
# define MAKE_CINFOLEVEL(comp) \
CInfoLevel comp##CInfoLevel((L#comp),comp##InfoLevel);
# else // (WIN32 > 200) && defined(__cplusplus) && defined(WIN32) && !defined(KERNEL)
//
// In the non debug version or C version, don't define these
//
# define MAKE_CINFOLEVEL(comp)
# define DECLARE_GROUP(Name)
# define DEFINE_GROUP(Name)
# define DEFINE_BREAKPOINT(Name)
# define DECLARE_BREAKPOINT(Name,hGroup,fEnabled)
# define TEST_BREAKPOINT(x)
# define TEST_BREAKPOINTHR(x,hr)
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUE(Name,hGroup,Value)
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUEEX(Name,Title,hGroup,Value)
# define DEFINE_DEBUGVALUE(Name)
# endif // #if (WIN32 > 200) && defined(__cplusplus) && defined(WIN32) && !defined(KERNEL)
//
// Back to the info level stuff.
//
# ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
# endif // __cplusplus
# define DECLARE_INFOLEVEL(comp) \
extern EXTRNC unsigned long comp##InfoLevel = DEF_INFOLEVEL;\
extern EXTRNC char *comp##InfoLevelString = #comp;\
MAKE_CINFOLEVEL(comp)
# ifdef __cplusplus
}
# endif
# ifdef __cplusplus
# define DECLARE_DEBUG(comp) \
extern EXTRNC unsigned long comp##InfoLevel; \
extern EXTRNC char *comp##InfoLevelString; \
_inline void \
comp##InlineDebugOut(unsigned long fDebugMask, char const DEBFAR *pszfmt, ...) \
{ \
if (comp##InfoLevel & fDebugMask) \
{ \
va_list va; \
va_start (va, pszfmt); \
vdprintf(fDebugMask, comp##InfoLevelString, pszfmt, va);\
va_end(va); \
} \
} \
\
class comp##CDbgTrace\
{\
private:\
unsigned long _ulFlags;\
char const DEBFAR * const _pszName;\
public:\
comp##CDbgTrace(unsigned long ulFlags, char const DEBFAR * const pszName);\
~comp##CDbgTrace();\
};\
\
inline comp##CDbgTrace::comp##CDbgTrace(\
unsigned long ulFlags,\
char const DEBFAR * const pszName)\
: _ulFlags(ulFlags), _pszName(pszName)\
{\
comp##InlineDebugOut(_ulFlags, "Entering %s\n", _pszName);\
}\
\
inline comp##CDbgTrace::~comp##CDbgTrace()\
{\
comp##InlineDebugOut(_ulFlags, "Exiting %s\n", _pszName);\
}
# else // ! __cplusplus
# define DECLARE_DEBUG(comp) \
extern EXTRNC unsigned long comp##InfoLevel; \
extern EXTRNC char *comp##InfoLevelString; \
_inline void \
comp##InlineDebugOut(unsigned long fDebugMask, char const DEBFAR *pszfmt, ...) \
{ \
if (comp##InfoLevel & fDebugMask) \
{ \
va_list va; \
va_start (va, pszfmt); \
vdprintf(fDebugMask, comp##InfoLevelString, pszfmt, va);\
va_end(va); \
} \
}
# endif // ! __cplusplus
#else // DBG == 0
//
// NO DEBUG -- NO DEBUG -- NO DEBUG -- NO DEBUG -- NO DEBUG
//
# define Win4Assert(x)
# define Assert(x) // OBSOLETE!
# define Verify(x) (x) // OBSOLETE!
# define MAKE_CINFOLEVEL(comp)
# define DECLARE_GROUP(Name)
# define DEFINE_GROUP(Name)
# define DEFINE_BREAKPOINT(Name)
# define DECLARE_BREAKPOINT(Name,hGroup,fEnabled)
# define TEST_BREAKPOINT(x)
# define TEST_BREAKPOINTHR(x,hr)
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUE(Name,hGroup,Value)
# define DECLARE_DEBUGVALUEEX(Name,Title,hGroup,Value)
# define DEFINE_DEBUGVALUE(Name)
# define DECLARE_DEBUG(comp)
# define DECLARE_INFOLEVEL(comp)
#endif // DBG == 0
//
// The following section adds the API's used for the performance snapshots
//
#if PERFSNAP == 1
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
void _stdcall InitPerformanceMetering(char const DEBFAR * const);
void _stdcall Perfon(char const DEBFAR * const);
void _stdcall Perfsnap(char const DEBFAR * const, int const);
void _stdcall Perfcomment(char const DEBFAR * const s);
void _stdcall Perfdelta(char const DEBFAR * const, int const);
void _stdcall Perfoff(char const DEBFAR * const);
void _stdcall EndPerformanceMetering(char const DEBFAR * const);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#define PSNAPINIT(pszFileKey) InitPerformanceMetering(pszFileKey)
#define PSNAPEND() EndPerformanceMetering(NULL)
#define PSNAP(s) Perfsnap(s,0)
#define PSNAPL(s,l) Perfsnap(s,l)
#define PSNAPC(s) Perfcomment(s)
#define PSNAPDELTA(s) Perfdelta(s,0)
#define PSNAPDELTAL(s,l) Perfdelta(s,l)
#define PSNAPON(s) Perfon(s)
#define PSNAPOFF(s) Perfoff(s)
#else // PERFSNAP == 1
#define InitPerformanceMetering(x)
#define Perfon(x)
#define Perfsnap(x,y)
#define Perfcomment(x)
#define Perfdelta(x,y)
#define Perfoff(x)
#define EndPerformanceMetering(x)
#define PSNAPINIT(pszFileKey)
#define PSNAPEND()
#define PSNAP(s)
#define PSNAPL(s,l)
#define PSNAPC(s)
#define PSNAPDELTA(s)
#define PSNAPDELTAL(s,l)
#define PSNAPON(s)
#define PSNAPOFF(s)
#endif
//
// If the sampling profiler is to be used, then here are its includes
//
//
#ifdef WIN32
#if (DBG == 1) || (RTLPROFILE == 1)
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
void _stdcall InitSamplingProfiler(void);
void _stdcall EndSamplingProfiler(void);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#define INITSAMPLINGPROFILER InitSamplingProfiler()
#define ENDSAMPLINGPROFILER EndSamplingProfiler()
#else // RTLPROFILE == 1
#define INITSAMPLINGPROFILER
#define ENDSAMPLINGPROFILER
#endif // RTLPROFILE == 1
#endif // WIN32
#endif // __DEBNOT_H__