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.TH MM_LOG_FATAL 3 2012 "" "mmlib library manual"
.SH NAME
mm_log_fatal, mm_log_error, mm_log_warn, mm_log_info, mm_log_debug - Add a formatted message to the log file
.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B #include <mmlog.h>
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.BI "void mm_log_fatal(msg, ...);"
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.BI "void mm_log_error(msg, ...);"
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.BI "void mm_log_warn(msg, ...);"
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.BI "void mm_log_info(msg, ...);"
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.BI "void mm_log_debug(msg, ...);"
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Link with
.I -lmmlib
.SH DESCRIPTION
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Those macros writes a log entry (using \fBmm_log\fP(3)) using the level
specified by the macro name. If the preprocessor definition
\fIMM_LOG_MAXLEVEL\fP is smaller than the corresponding level of the macro,
this macros is simply not exanded in the code.
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The module name in the location string is defined by
\fIMM_LOG_MODULE_NAME\fP. If unset when including \fBmmlog.h\fP, this
definition is initialized to the value of \fIPACKAGE_NAME\fP. If
\fIMM_LOG_VERBOSE_LOCATION\fP is defined, the filename and line number are
prepended to the location string.
.SH "RETURN VALUE"
.LP
None.
.SH THREAD SAFETY
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\fBmm_log\fP() is thread-safe.
.SH EXAMPLE
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