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23/**
24 * @file log_system.h
25 * @ingroup log_system
26 * @author Jason Duffy
27 * @date 1st March 2022
28 * @brief Driver file providing logging functionality over USART, to print
29 * debug messages and values to a teminal program on your PC.
30 * @bug No known bugs.
31 */
32
33#ifndef LOG_SYSTEM_DOT_H
34#define LOG_SYSTEM_DOT_H
35
36/**
37 * Enumerated constants for the type of message to be logged.
38 */
39typedef enum
40{
41 NONE,
42 ERROR,
43 WARNING,
44 INFO,
45 DEBUG,
46 VERBOSE_DEBUG
48
49
50/**
51 * Config object, to be instantiated in each file the log system is to be used,
52 * then pass it's address into the functions with names beginning with "log".
53 * p_system_tag is a string, and is used for the logsystem to report which file
54 * or subsystem the message came from, e.g. "Main".
55 * file_log_level is the maximum level you'd like logging output for a
56 * particular file.
57 */
58typedef struct
59{
60 const char *p_system_tag;
61 log_type_t file_log_level;
63
64
65/**
66 * Initialisation routine - call this function once at startup before using
67 * other functions. Log system will then be turned on by default - call
68 * log_global_off() if you do not wish it to be.
69 */
70void init_log_system(void);
71
72
73/**
74 * Sends only the system tag, log level and message string.
75 * @param p_config is a pointer to the log_system config object. Instantiate
76 * the config object at the head of each file where logging is required and
77 * pass it's address into this function.
78 * @param level is the level status of the log message - see log_type_t for
79 * available options.
80 * @param msg is the message to be logged, enclose it in "" quotation marks.
81 */
82void log_message(log_system_config_t *p_config,
83 log_type_t level,
84 const char *msg);
85
86
87/**
88 * Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in decimal format.
89 * @param p_config is a pointer to the log_system config object. Instantiate
90 * the config object at the head of each file where logging is required and
91 * pass it's address into this function.
92 * @param level is the level status of the log message - see log_type_t for
93 * available options.
94 * @param msg is the message to be logged, enclose it in "" quotation marks.
95 * @param val is the numerical value to be logged - Acceptable values 0 - 255.
96 */
98 log_type_t level,
99 const char *msg,
100 uint8_t val);
101
102
103/**
104 * Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in binary format.
105 * @param p_config is a pointer to the log_system config object. Instantiate
106 * the config object at the head of each file where logging is required and
107 * pass it's address into this function.
108 * @param level is the level status of the log message - see log_type_t for
109 * available options.
110 * @param msg is the message to be logged, enclose it in "" quotation marks.
111 * @param val is the numerical value to be logged - Acceptable values 0 - 255.
112 */
114 log_type_t level,
115 const char *msg,
116 uint8_t val);
117
118
119/**
120 * Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in hexadecimal format.
121 * @param p_config is a pointer to the log_system config object. Instantiate
122 * the config object at the head of each file where logging is required and
123 * pass it's address into this function.
124 * @param level is the level status of the log message - see log_type_t for
125 * available options.
126 * @param msg is the message to be logged, enclose it in "" quotation marks.
127 * @param val is the numerical value to be logged - Acceptable values 0 - 255.
128 */
130 log_type_t level,
131 const char *msg,
132 uint8_t val);
133
134
135/**
136 * Sets maximum output level of logging required, to be used at file scope.
137 * @param p_config is a pointer to the log_system config object. Instantiate
138 * the config object at the head of each file where logging is required and
139 * pass it's address into this function.
140 * @param level is the maximum level required - see log_type_t for available
141 * options.
142 */
144 log_type_t level);
145
146
147/**
148 * Sets maximum output level of logging required, has global effect.
149 * @param level is the maximum level required - see log_type_t for available
150 * options.
151 */
153
154
155/**
156 * Turns logging system on globally.
157 */
158void log_global_on(void);
159
160
161/**
162 * Turns logging system off globally.
163 */
164void log_global_off(void);
165
166
167#endif // LOG_SYSTEM_DOT_H
168
169
170/*** end of file ***/
void log_set_file_max_output_level(log_system_config_t *p_config, log_type_t level)
Sets maximum output level of logging required, to be used at file scope.
Definition: log_system.c:217
void log_message_with_dec_val(log_system_config_t *p_config, log_type_t level, const char *msg, uint8_t val)
Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in decimal format.
Definition: log_system.c:116
void log_set_global_max_output_level(log_type_t level)
Sets maximum output level of logging required, has global effect.
Definition: log_system.c:229
void log_global_on(void)
Turns logging system on globally.
Definition: log_system.c:133
void init_log_system(void)
Initialisation routine - call this function once at startup before using other functions.
Definition: log_system.c:46
void log_message_with_hex_val(log_system_config_t *p_config, log_type_t level, const char *msg, uint8_t val)
Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in hexadecimal format.
Definition: log_system.c:193
void log_global_off(void)
Turns logging system off globally.
Definition: log_system.c:139
void log_message(log_system_config_t *p_config, log_type_t level, const char *msg)
Sends only the system tag, log level and message string.
Definition: log_system.c:93
log_type_t
Enumerated constants for the type of message to be logged.
Definition: log_system.h:40
void log_message_with_bin_val(log_system_config_t *p_config, log_type_t level, const char *msg, uint8_t val)
Sends a string, followed by an 8 bit value in binary format.
Definition: log_system.c:167
Config object, to be instantiated in each file the log system is to be used, then pass it's address i...
Definition: log_system.h:59