void trace(int level, char_t *fmt, ...)
{
va_list args;
char_t *buf;
va_start(args, fmt);
fmtValloc(&buf, VALUE_MAX_STRING, fmt, args);
if (traceHandler) {
traceHandler(level, buf);
}
bfreeSafe(B_L, buf);
va_end(args);
}
void error( E_ARGS_DEC, int etype, char_t* fmt, ... )
{
va_list args;
char_t* fmtBuf, *buf;
va_start( args, fmt );
fmtValloc( &fmtBuf, E_MAX_ERROR, fmt, args );
if ( etype == E_LOG )
{
fmtAlloc( &buf, E_MAX_ERROR, T( "%s\n" ), fmtBuf );
/*#ifdef DEV*/
}
else if ( etype == E_ASSERT )
{
fmtAlloc( &buf, E_MAX_ERROR,
T( "Assertion %s, failed at %s %d\n" ), fmtBuf, E_ARGS );
/*#endif*/
}
else if ( etype == E_USER )
{
fmtAlloc( &buf, E_MAX_ERROR, T( "%s\n" ), fmtBuf );
}
/*
* bugfix -- if etype is not E_LOG, E_ASSERT, or E_USER, the call to
* bfreeSafe(B_L, buf) below will fail, because 'buf' is randomly
* initialized. To be nice, we format a message saying that this is an
* unknown message type, and in doing so give buf a valid value. Thanks
* to Simon Byholm.
*/
else
{
fmtAlloc( &buf, E_MAX_ERROR, T( "Unknown error" ) );
}
va_end( args );
bfree( B_L, fmtBuf );
if ( errorHandler )
{
errorHandler( etype, buf );
}
bfreeSafe( B_L, buf );
}
