Log level configuration and file output. More...

Enumerations
enum	ct_log_level_enum_t { CT_LOG_TRACE = 0 , CT_LOG_DEBUG = 1 , CT_LOG_INFO = 2 , CT_LOG_WARN = 3 , CT_LOG_ERROR = 4 }
	Log level enumeration for filtering log output. More...

Functions
void	ct_set_log_level (ct_log_level_enum_t level)
	Set the minimum logging level for CTaps.

int	ct_add_log_file (const char *file_path, ct_log_level_enum_t min_level)
	Add a file output destination for CTaps logs.

Detailed Description

Log level configuration and file output.

Enumeration Type Documentation

Log level enumeration for filtering log output.

Log levels range from TRACE (most verbose) to ERROR (critical errors only). Setting a log level filters out all messages below that level.

Enumerator
CT_LOG_TRACE	Trace-level debugging (most verbose)
CT_LOG_DEBUG	Debug-level information.
CT_LOG_INFO	Informational messages (default)
CT_LOG_WARN	Warning messages.
CT_LOG_ERROR	Error messages.

Definition at line 125 of file ctaps.h.

Add a file output destination for CTaps logs.

Logs will be written to the specified file in addition to stderr. Multiple files can be added, each with their own minimum log level.

Parameters

[in]	file_path	Path to the log file (will be created/appended)
[in]	min_level	Minimum log level to write to this file

Note: The file will be opened in append mode; File handle remains open for the lifetime of the library; This should be called after ct_initialize()

void ct_set_log_level ( ct_log_level_enum_t level )

Set the minimum logging level for CTaps.

Only log messages at or above this level will be output. By default, CTaps logs at CT_LOG_INFO level and above.

Parameters

[in] level Minimum log level (CT_LOG_TRACE through CT_LOG_ERROR)

Note: This can be called before ct_initialize() or at any time during execution; Lower numeric values are more verbose (TRACE=0, ERROR=4)