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/*++
Copyright (c) 1998-1999 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
dbg.h
Abstract:
Debug-related definitions for RM Apis in ATMEPVC
Author:
Revision History:
Who When What
-------- -------- ----
ADube 03-23-00 created, .
--*/
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Debug constants
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Memory tags used with NdisAllocateMemoryWithTag to identify allocations
// made by the EPVC driver. Also, several context blocks define a first field
// of 'ulTag' set to these values for ASSERT sanity checking and eased memory
// dump browsing. Such tags are set to MTAG_FREED just before NdisFreeMemory
// is called.
//
// Rm/generic tags
//
#define MTAG_DBGINFO 'd31A'
#define MTAG_TASK 't31A'
#define MTAG_STRING 's31A'
#define MTAG_FREED 'z31A'
#define MTAG_RMINTERNAL 'r31A'
// Trace levels.
//
#define TL_FATAL TL_A // Fatal errors -- always printed in checked build.
#define TL_WARN TL_I // Warnings
#define TL_INFO TL_N // Informational (highest level workable for general use)
#define TL_VERB TL_V // VERBOSE
#if DBG
#define TR_FATAL(Args) \
TRACE(TL_FATAL, TM_RM, Args)
#define TR_INFO(Args) \
TRACE(TL_INFO, TM_RM, Args)
#define TR_WARN(Args) \
TRACE(TL_WARN,TM_RM, Args)
#define TR_VERB(Args) \
TRACE(TL_VERB, TM_RM, Args)
#define ENTER(_Name, _locid) \
char *dbg_func_name = (_Name); \
UINT dbg_func_locid = (_locid);
#define EXIT()
// ASSERT checks caller's assertion expression and if false, prints a kernel
// debugger message and breaks.
//
#undef ASSERT
#define ASSERT(x) \
{ \
if (!(x)) \
{ \
DbgPrint( "EPVC: !ASSERT( %s ) L:%d,F:%s\n", \
#x, __LINE__, __FILE__ ); \
DbgBreakPoint(); \
} \
}
#define ASSERTEX(x, ctxt) \
{ \
if (!(x)) \
{ \
DbgPrint( "Epvc: !ASSERT( %s ) C:0x%p L:%d,F:%s\n", \
#x, (ctxt), __LINE__, __FILE__ ); \
DbgBreakPoint(); \
} \
}
//
// DbgMark does nothing useful. But it is convenient to insert DBGMARK in
// places in your code while debugging, and set a breakpoint on DbgMark, so that
// the debugger will stop at the places you inserted DBGMARK. It's a bit more
// flexible than inserting a hardcoded DbgBreakPoint.
//
void DbgMark(UINT Luid);
#define DBGMARK(_Luid) DbgMark(_Luid)
#define DBGSTMT(_stmt) _stmt
#define RETAILASSERTEX ASSERTEX
#define RETAILASSERT ASSERT
// TRACE0 is like TRACE, except that it doesn't print the prefix.
//
#define TRACE0(ulLevel, Args) \
{ \
if (ulLevel <= g_ulTraceLevel && (g_ulTraceMask & TM_CURRENT)) \
{ \
DbgPrint Args; \
} \
}
#else // !DBG
#define TR_FATAL(Args)
#define TR_INFO(Args)
#define TR_WARN(Args)
#define TR_VERB(Args)
// Debug macros compile out of non-DBG builds.
//
#undef ASSERT
#define ASSERT(x)
#define ASSERTEX(x, ctxt)
#define ENTER(_Name, _locid)
#define EXIT()
#define DBGMARK(_Luid) (0)
#define DBGSTMT(_stmt)
#define RETAILASSERT(x) \
{ \
if (!(x)) \
{ \
DbgPrint( "EPVC: !RETAILASSERT( %s ) L:%d,F:%s\n", \
#x, __LINE__, __FILE__ ); \
DbgBreakPoint(); \
} \
}
#define RETAILASSERTEX(x, ctxt) \
{ \
if (!(x)) \
{ \
DbgPrint( "EPVC: !RETAILASSERT( %s ) C:0x%p L:%d,F:%s\n",\
#x, (ctxt), __LINE__, __FILE__ ); \
DbgBreakPoint(); \
} \
}
#endif
#if BINARY_COMPATIBLE
#define ASSERT_PASSIVE() (0)
#else // !BINARY_COMPATIBLE
#define ASSERT_PASSIVE() \
ASSERT(KeGetCurrentIrql() < DISPATCH_LEVEL)
#endif // !BINARY_COMPATIBLE
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Prototypes
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOID
CheckList(
IN LIST_ENTRY* pList,
IN BOOLEAN fShowLinks );
VOID
Dump(
CHAR* p,
ULONG cb,
BOOLEAN fAddress,
ULONG ulGroup );
VOID
DumpLine(
CHAR* p,
ULONG cb,
BOOLEAN fAddress,
ULONG ulGroup );