Logging

KOS's Logging API. More...

Modules
	Log Levels
	dbglog severity levels

Files
file	dbgio.h
	Debug I/O.
file	dbglog.h
	A debugging log.
file	fb_console.h
	A simple dbgio interface to draw to the framebuffer.

Data Structures
struct	dbgio_handler_t
	Debug I/O Interface. More...

Macros
#define	DBGIO_MODE_POLLED   0
	Polled I/O mode.
#define	DBGIO_MODE_IRQ   1
	IRQ-based I/O mode.

Functions
int	dbgio_dev_select (const char *name)
	Select a new dbgio interface by name.
const char *	dbgio_dev_get (void)
	Fetch the name of the currently selected dbgio interface.
int	dbgio_init (void)
	Initialize the dbgio console.
int	dbgio_set_irq_usage (int mode)
	Set IRQ usage.
int	dbgio_read (void)
	Read one character from the console.
int	dbgio_write (int c)
	Write one character to the console.
int	dbgio_flush (void)
	Flush any queued output.
int	dbgio_write_buffer (const uint8 *data, int len)
	Write an entire buffer of data to the console.
int	dbgio_read_buffer (uint8 *data, int len)
	Read an entire buffer of data from the console.
int	dbgio_write_buffer_xlat (const uint8 *data, int len)
	Write an entire buffer of data to the console (potentially with newline transformations).
int	dbgio_write_str (const char *str)
	Write a NUL-terminated string to the console.
void	dbgio_disable (void)
	Disable debug I/O globally.
void	dbgio_enable (void)
	Enable debug I/O globally.
int	dbgio_printf (const char *fmt,...) __printflike(1
	Built-in debug I/O printf function.
void	dbglog (int level, const char *fmt,...) __printflike(2
	Kernel debugging printf. <>
void	dbglog_set_level (int level)
	Set the debugging log level.

Detailed Description

KOS's Logging API.

Macro Definition Documentation

DBGIO_MODE_IRQ

#define DBGIO_MODE_IRQ   1

IRQ-based I/O mode.

See also

dbgio_set_irq_usage()

DBGIO_MODE_POLLED

#define DBGIO_MODE_POLLED   0

Polled I/O mode.

See also

dbgio_set_irq_usage()

Function Documentation

dbgio_dev_get()

const char * dbgio_dev_get

(

void

)

Fetch the name of the currently selected dbgio interface.

Returns

The name of the current dbgio interface (or NULL if no device is selected)

dbgio_dev_select()

int dbgio_dev_select

(

const char *

name

)

Select a new dbgio interface by name.

This function manually selects a new dbgio interface by name. This function will allow you to select a device, even if it is not detected.

Parameters

name	The dbgio interface to select

Return values

0	On success
-1	On error

Error Conditions:

ENODEV - The specified device could not be initialized

dbgio_disable()

void dbgio_disable

(

void

)

Disable debug I/O globally.

dbgio_enable()

void dbgio_enable

(

void

)

Enable debug I/O globally.

dbgio_flush()

int dbgio_flush

(

void

)

Flush any queued output.

Return values

0	On success
-1	On error (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_init()

int dbgio_init

(

void

)

Initialize the dbgio console.

This function is called internally, and shouldn't need to be called by any user programs.

Return values

0	On success
-1	On error

Error Conditions:

ENODEV - No devices could be detected/initialized

dbgio_printf()

int dbgio_printf	(	const char *	fmt,
			...
	)

Built-in debug I/O printf function.

Parameters

fmt	A printf() style format string
...	Format arguments

Returns

The number of bytes written, or <0 on error (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_read()

int dbgio_read

(

void

)

Read one character from the console.

Return values

0	On success
-1	On error (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_read_buffer()

int dbgio_read_buffer	(	uint8 *	data,
		int	len
	)

Read an entire buffer of data from the console.

Parameters

data	The buffer to read into
len	The length of the buffer

Returns

Number of characters read on success, or -1 on failure (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_set_irq_usage()

int dbgio_set_irq_usage

(

int

mode

)

Set IRQ usage.

The dbgio system defaults to polled usage. Some devices may not support IRQ mode at all.

Parameters

mode	The mode to use

Return values

0	On success
-1	On error (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_write()

int dbgio_write

(

int

c

)

Write one character to the console.

Note

Interfaces may require a call to flush() before the output is actually flushed to the console.

Parameters

c	The character to write

Return values

1	On success (number of characters written)
-1	On error (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_write_buffer()

int dbgio_write_buffer	(	const uint8 *	data,
		int	len
	)

Write an entire buffer of data to the console.

Parameters

data	The buffer to write
len	The length of the buffer

Returns

Number of characters written on success, or -1 on failure (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_write_buffer_xlat()

int dbgio_write_buffer_xlat	(	const uint8 *	data,
		int	len
	)

Write an entire buffer of data to the console (potentially with newline transformations).

Parameters

data	The buffer to write
len	The length of the buffer

Returns

Number of characters written on success, or -1 on failure (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbgio_write_str()

int dbgio_write_str

(

const char *

str

)

Write a NUL-terminated string to the console.

Parameters

str	The string to write

Returns

Number of characters written on success, or -1 on failure (errno should be set as appropriate)

dbglog()

void dbglog	(	int	level,
		const char *	fmt,
			...
	)

Kernel debugging printf. <>

This function is similar to printf(), but filters its output through a log level check before being printed. This way, you can set the level of debug info you want to see (or want your users to see).

Parameters

level	The level of importance of this message.
fmt	Message format string.
...	Format arguments

See also

Log Levels

dbglog_set_level()

void dbglog_set_level

(

int

level

)

Set the debugging log level.

This function sets the level for which dbglog() will ignore messages for if the message has a higher level.

Parameters

level

The level to stop paying attention after.

See also

Log Levels