LOG_PRINT statements in log.h

[jerry yin]

Hi Trevor,

A lot of LOG_PRINT statements seems to be in source code, however I'm not sure how to make use of this directly for debugging. I understand that this function is defined in log.h and I didn't define the NDEBUG. However, none of the LOG_PRINT statements appear in the benchmark-app0-run0.log. So how to print out the LOG_PRINT explicitly?

Thanks,

Jer

[Wim Heirman]

Jer,

This is Graphite's original logging infrastructure, we haven't really used this but it should still be functional. You should first set the log/enabled=true configuration, then set log/enabled_modules and log/disabled_modules with a space-separated list of modules you want logging to be enabled/disabled for. I'm not sure what exactly the module names are, I think they correspond to the file name where the LOG statement is (with or without .cc, you'll have to experiment).

Regards,

Wim

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[Tiancong Wang]

Hi Wim,

I have tested on the newest version. You can set log/enabled = true so that all the LOG_PRINT will be printed out, except you specify modules in log/disabled_modules. If you only want to enable several modules, you only need to set log/enabled_modules to be several file names, separated by whitespaces. The file names don't have to specify path, i.e. a single name is fine and should include extension name (e.g. .cc). I hope this helps future researchers who's using this tool.

[Aaron]

Thanks Tiancong,

your answer helps me a lot.

Do you know the function or meaning of app*.log and sim*.log? 

app*.log and sim*.log seem to be independent. 

Thanks,

Aaron