llvm-project/lldb/tools/lldb-mi/MICmnLog.h

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//===-- MICmnLog.h ----------------------------------------------*- C++ -*-===//
//
// The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure
//
// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source
// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#pragma once
// Third party headers:
#include <map>
// In-house headers:
#include "MICmnBase.h"
#include "MIUtilSingletonBase.h"
#include "MIUtilString.h"
//++
//============================================================================
// Details: MI common code implementation class. Handle application trace
// activity logging. Medium objects derived from the Medium abstract
/// class are registered with this logger. The function Write is called
// by a client callee to log information. That information is given to
// registered relevant mediums. The medium file is registered during
// *this logs initialization so it will always have a file log for the
// application.
// Singleton class.
//--
class CMICmnLog : public MI::ISingleton<CMICmnLog> {
friend MI::ISingleton<CMICmnLog>;
// Enumeration:
public:
//++
// Description: Data given to the Logger can be of several types. The Logger
// can be
// set at levels of verbosity. Can determine how data is sent to
// one or
// mediums.
//--
enum ELogVerbosity { // Descriptions of what 'may' occur, depends ultimately
// on the medium itself. See the medium.
eLogVerbosity_FnTrace = 0x00000004, // Debug function stack call tracing
eLogVerbosity_DbgOp = 0x00000008, // Send a string to the debugger for
// display (not implemented)
eLogVerbosity_ClientMsg = 0x00000010, // A client using MI can insert
// messages into the log (not
// implemented)
eLogVerbosity_Log = 0x00000020 // Send to only the Log file.
};
// Class:
public:
//++
// Description: Register a medium derived from this interface which will be
// called writing log trace data i.e. a file or a console.
// Medium objects registered are not owned by *this logger.
//--
class IMedium {
public:
virtual bool Initialize() = 0;
virtual const CMIUtilString &GetName() const = 0;
virtual bool Write(const CMIUtilString &vData,
const ELogVerbosity veType) = 0;
virtual const CMIUtilString &GetError() const = 0;
virtual bool Shutdown() = 0;
// Not part of the interface, ignore
// AD: This virtual destructor seems to hit a bug in the stdlib
// where vector delete is incorrectly called. Workaround is
// to comment this out while I investigate.
/* dtor */ virtual ~IMedium() {}
};
// Statics:
public:
static bool WriteLog(const CMIUtilString &vData);
// Methods:
public:
bool RegisterMedium(const IMedium &vrMedium);
bool UnregisterMedium(const IMedium &vrMedium);
bool Write(const CMIUtilString &vData, const ELogVerbosity veType);
bool SetEnabled(const bool vbYes);
bool GetEnabled() const;
// MI common object handling - duplicate of CMICmnBase functions, necessary
// for LINUX build
// Done to stop locking on object construction init circular dependency.
const CMIUtilString &GetErrorDescription() const;
void SetErrorDescription(const CMIUtilString &vrTxt) const;
void ClrErrorDescription() const;
// Overridden:
public:
// From MI::ISingleton
bool Initialize() override;
bool Shutdown() override;
// Methods:
private:
/* ctor */ CMICmnLog();
/* ctor */ CMICmnLog(const CMICmnLog &);
void operator=(const CMICmnLog &);
// Overridden:
private:
// From CMICmnBase
/* dtor */ ~CMICmnLog() override;
// Typedef:
private:
typedef std::map<IMedium *, CMIUtilString> MapMediumToName_t;
typedef std::pair<IMedium *, CMIUtilString> MapPairMediumToName_t;
// Methods:
private:
bool HaveMediumAlready(const IMedium &vrMedium) const;
bool UnregisterMediumAll();
// Attributes:
private:
bool m_bRecursiveDive; // True = yes recursive, false = no
MapMediumToName_t m_mapMediumToName;
bool m_bEnabled; // True = Logger enabled for writing to mediums, false =
// medium not written to
bool m_bInitializingATM; // True = Yes in process of initing *this logger,
// false = not initing
//
// MI common object handling - duplicate of CMICmnBase functions, necessary
// for LINUX build
bool m_bInitialized; // True = yes successfully initialized, false = no yet or
// failed
mutable CMIUtilString m_strMILastErrorDescription;
MIint m_clientUsageRefCnt; // Count of client using *this object so not
// shutdown() object to early
};