On 05/26/2015 11:52 AM, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
we still have multiple othogonal and confusing debug levels in LibreOffice,
that can interact in funky ways, the most common ones being OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL and
DBG_UTL.
What are the funky interactions between OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL and DBG_UTIL?
I'd like to propose to consolidate these into _one_ general debug level with no
funky interaction. As such, I'd like to work towards the following (ideally via
Easy Hacks):
- Disable all current code that is enabled by OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL > 1 by enclosing
them in "#if 0" (or alternatively: triggered by an explicit define for the
area of code e.g. say DEBUG_SW_LAYOUT)
"#if 0" blocks will very likely get removed as unused code over time.
That means, for current OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL>N code that is worth keeping
(and cannot be replaced with plain SAL_INFO calls anyway), it would each
need some specific #ifdef DEBUG_FOO. Not sure whether it is better or
worse to have an add-hoc array of DEBUG_FOO triggers or to have an
add-hoc array of OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL>N triggers.
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