int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
/* dbgmsg()
** You can use '|dbgmsg()| exactly as if it was '|printf()| the difference
** is that the output will go on the file defined with '|utlSetOuput()|
** (or '|stderr| if no file has been specified)
*/
dbgmsg("This message will go on stderr %d\n",1);
utlSetOutput("utlh1.dbg");
dbgmsg("This message is on utlh1.log");
utlSetOutput("utlh2.dbg"); /* the previous file is closed and the new one is opened*/
dbgmsg("This message is on utlh2.log");
utlSetOutput(NULL);
dbgmsg("This message will go on stderr %d",2);
/* Logging is different from debugging messages in that the logging will
** remain in your production code and you will be able to enable it to
** monitor the application behavior.
*/
logSetLevel(logALL);
logDebug("This is a log debug message. (%d)",logLevel);
logSetLevel(logINFO);
logDebug("This will not appear");
logMessage("\n%s...continuing",logIndent);
logWarn("And now a warning (%d)",5);
logSetFile("utlh1.log","w");
logError("An error!");
logFatal("An unrecoverable error");
return (0);
}
int main () {
int
number_failed = 0;
SRunner
* sr = srunner_create (makeGraphInitSuite ());
srunner_add_suite (sr, makeGraphWorldBaseSuite ());
logSetLevel (E_ALL ^ E_DEBUG);
srunner_run_all (sr, CK_NORMAL);
number_failed = srunner_ntests_failed (sr);
srunner_free (sr);
return (number_failed == 0)
? EXIT_SUCCESS
: EXIT_FAILURE;
}
int main () {
int
number_failed = 0;
SRunner
* sr = srunner_create (makeMapInitSuite ());
srunner_add_suite (sr, makeMapTraversalSuite ());
srunner_add_suite (sr, makeMapGenerationSuite ());
//srunner_add_suite (sr, ());
logSetLevel (E_NONE);
srunner_run_all (sr, CK_NORMAL);
number_failed = srunner_ntests_failed (sr);
srunner_free (sr);
return (number_failed == 0)
? EXIT_SUCCESS
: EXIT_FAILURE;
}
VkBool32 VKTS_APIENTRY logInit()
{
return logSetLevel(VKTS_LOG_INFO);
}
int main( int argc, char **argv )
{
// 1. Parse command-line options
int opt; // Used to iterate through letter options on the command line
bool usingSideA = true; // Flag used to determine which side (A or B) we are running pong (adjusted by command line options below)
bool mqPurgueAndQuit = false; // Flag set true is we are just cleaning the MQs and exitingq (adjusted by command line options below)
puts( FG15 "Pong version 1.0" );
puts( "Group7: Real-Time Embedded Systems, ECEN5623 Fall 2013\n" NOC );
while ( (opt = getopt( argc, argv, "b123f:p" )) != -1 ) // Tip, a ':' following an option means the option has an argument 'optarg'
{ // The global variable 'optarg' contains the string value passed as option argument, also you can use atoi(optarg) to convert that value to int
switch ( opt )
{
// Purge MQ and exits
case 'p':
mqPurgueAndQuit = true;
break;
// Specifies side B of the table
case 'b':
usingSideA = false;
break;
// Enable custom log filtering
case 'f':
logSetFilter( optarg );
break;
// Set logging level:
case '1':
case '2':
case '3':
logSetLevel( opt-0x30 ); //0=info, 1=warn, 2=err 3=none
break;
// If we find an option we don't support, display usage and quit
default:
usage( argv[0] );
}/*switch*/
}/*while*/
//Configure the global configuration structure 'pongInstance' to be used in either side A or B
configurePongInstance( usingSideA );
// 3. Purging the mq? do it and quit...
if ( mqPurgueAndQuit )
{
stop(); //clean up the queues
puts("Purge done.");
exit(0);
}
//Setup application environment, variable initial state
if ( !setup() )
{
loge("Failed to setup program environment.");
exit(-1);
}
//Start all threads an let them do the work while we just hang in here until the user enters any input and hit enter
if ( !start() )
{
loge("Failed to start program threads.");
stop(); //stop any partially started threads
exit(-1);
}
log("Pong is running (Type anything and press enter to exit)\n");
scanf ("%i", &opt); //dummy read
//Clean up and exit
log("Terminating program...");
stop();
return 0;
}
