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585 lines
13 KiB
C++
585 lines
13 KiB
C++
// Matrix Construct
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//
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// Copyright (C) Matrix Construct Developers, Authors & Contributors
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// Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Jason Volk <jason@zemos.net>
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//
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// Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
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// purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
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// copyright notice and this permission notice is present in all copies. The
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// full license for this software is available in the LICENSE file.
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#include <RB_INC_IOSTREAM
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// <iostream> inclusion here runs std::ios_base::Init() statically as this unit
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// is initialized (GNU initialization order given in Makefile).
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namespace ircd::log
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{
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// Option toggles
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> file_flush;
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> console_flush;
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std::array<const char *, num_of<facility>()> console_ansi;
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// Runtime master switches
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> file_out;
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> console_out;
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> console_err;
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// Suppression state (for struct console_quiet)
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> quieted_out;
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std::array<bool, num_of<facility>()> quieted_err;
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// Logfile name and device
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std::array<const char *, num_of<facility>()> fname;
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std::array<std::ofstream, num_of<facility>()> file;
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std::ostream &out_console
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{
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std::cout
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};
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std::ostream &err_console
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{
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std::cerr
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};
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static void open(const facility &fac);
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}
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void
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ircd::log::init()
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{
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//TODO: XXX: config + cmd control + other fancy stuff
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console_out[CRITICAL] = true;
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console_out[ERROR] = true;
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console_out[DERROR] = true;
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console_out[WARNING] = true;
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console_out[DWARNING] = true;
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console_out[NOTICE] = true;
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console_out[INFO] = true;
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console_out[DEBUG] = ircd::debugmode;
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//console_err[CRITICAL] = true;
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//console_err[ERROR] = true;
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//console_err[WARNING] = true;
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file_out[CRITICAL] = true;
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file_out[ERROR] = true;
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file_out[DERROR] = true;
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file_out[WARNING] = true;
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file_out[DWARNING] = true;
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file_out[NOTICE] = true;
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file_out[INFO] = true;
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file_out[DEBUG] = ircd::debugmode;
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file_flush[CRITICAL] = true;
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file_flush[ERROR] = true;
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file_flush[DERROR] = true;
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file_flush[WARNING] = true;
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file_flush[DWARNING] = true;
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file_flush[NOTICE] = false;
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file_flush[INFO] = false;
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file_flush[DEBUG] = false;
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console_flush[CRITICAL] = true;
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console_flush[ERROR] = true;
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console_flush[DERROR] = true;
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console_flush[WARNING] = true;
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console_flush[DWARNING] = true;
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console_flush[NOTICE] = true;
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console_flush[INFO] = true;
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console_flush[DEBUG] = true;
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console_ansi[CRITICAL] = "\033[1;5;37;45m";
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console_ansi[ERROR] = "\033[1;37;41m";
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console_ansi[DERROR] = "\033[0;31;47m";
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console_ansi[WARNING] = "\033[0;30;43m";
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console_ansi[DWARNING] = "\033[0;30;47m";
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console_ansi[NOTICE] = "\033[1;37;46m";
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console_ansi[INFO] = "\033[1;37;42m";
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console_ansi[DEBUG] = "\033[1;30;47m";
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}
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void
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ircd::log::fini()
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{
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flush();
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close();
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}
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void
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ircd::log::open()
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{
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for_each<facility>([](const facility &fac)
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{
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if(!fname[fac])
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return;
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if(!file_out[fac])
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return;
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if(file[fac].is_open())
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file[fac].close();
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file[fac].clear();
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file[fac].exceptions(std::ios::badbit | std::ios::failbit);
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open(fac);
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});
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}
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void
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ircd::log::close()
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{
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for_each<facility>([](const facility &fac)
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{
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if(file[fac].is_open())
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file[fac].close();
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});
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}
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void
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ircd::log::flush()
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{
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for_each<facility>([](const facility &fac)
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{
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file[fac].flush();
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});
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std::flush(out_console);
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std::flush(err_console);
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}
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void
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ircd::log::open(const facility &fac)
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try
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{
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const auto &mode(std::ios::app);
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file[fac].open(fname[fac], mode);
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}
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catch(const std::exception &e)
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{
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fprintf(stderr, "!!! Opening log file [%s] failed: %s",
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fname[fac],
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e.what());
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throw;
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}
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void
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ircd::log::console_enable(const facility &fac)
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{
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console_out[fac] = true;
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}
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void
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ircd::log::console_disable(const facility &fac)
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{
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console_out[fac] = false;
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}
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bool
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ircd::log::console_enabled(const facility &fac)
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{
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return console_out[fac];
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}
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void
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ircd::log::console_mask(const vector_view<string_view> &list)
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{
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for(auto *const &log : log::list)
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log->cmasked = std::find(begin(list), end(list), log->name) != end(list);
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}
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void
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ircd::log::console_unmask(const vector_view<string_view> &list)
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{
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for(auto *const &log : log::list)
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log->cmasked = std::find(begin(list), end(list), log->name) == end(list);
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}
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//
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// console quiet
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//
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ircd::log::console_quiet::console_quiet(const bool &showmsg)
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{
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if(showmsg)
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notice("Log messages are now quieted at the console");
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std::copy(begin(console_out), end(console_out), begin(quieted_out));
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std::copy(begin(console_err), end(console_err), begin(quieted_err));
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std::fill(begin(console_out), end(console_out), false);
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std::fill(begin(console_err), end(console_err), false);
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// Make a special amend to never suppress CRITICAL messages because
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// these are usually for a crash or major b0rk where the console
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// user probably won't be continuing normally anyway...
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if(quieted_out[CRITICAL]) console_out[CRITICAL] = true;
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if(quieted_err[CRITICAL]) console_err[CRITICAL] = true;
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}
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ircd::log::console_quiet::~console_quiet()
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{
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std::copy(begin(quieted_out), end(quieted_out), begin(console_out));
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std::copy(begin(quieted_err), end(quieted_err), begin(console_err));
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}
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//
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// mark
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//
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ircd::log::mark::mark(const string_view &msg)
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{
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for_each<facility>([&msg]
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(const auto &fac)
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{
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mark(fac, msg);
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});
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}
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ircd::log::mark::mark(const facility &fac,
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const string_view &msg)
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{
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vlog(star, fac, "%s", msg);
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}
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//
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// log
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//
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/// Linkage for list of named loggers.
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template<>
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decltype(ircd::instance_list<ircd::log::log>::list)
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ircd::instance_list<ircd::log::log>::list
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{};
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ircd::log::log *
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ircd::log::log::find(const string_view &name)
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{
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const auto it
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{
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std::find_if(begin(list), end(list), [&name]
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(const auto *const &log)
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{
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return log->name == name;
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})
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};
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return *it;
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}
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ircd::log::log *
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ircd::log::log::find(const char &snote)
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{
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const auto it
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{
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std::find_if(begin(list), end(list), [&snote]
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(const auto *const &log)
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{
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return log->snote == snote;
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})
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};
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return *it;
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}
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/// This function is related to cross-thread logging; its purpose
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/// is to check if a given named logger still exists after the pointer
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/// is conveyed to the main thread from some other thread.
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bool
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ircd::log::log::exists(const log *const &ptr)
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{
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const auto it
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{
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std::find_if(begin(list), end(list), [&ptr]
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(const auto *const &log)
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{
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return log == ptr;
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})
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};
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return it != end(list);
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}
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//
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// log::log
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//
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ircd::log::log::log(const string_view &name,
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const char &snote)
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:name{name}
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,snote{snote}
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{
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for(const auto *const &other : list)
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{
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if(other == this)
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continue;
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if(other->name == name)
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throw ircd::error
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{
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"Logger with name '%s' already exists at %p",
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name,
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other
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};
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if(snote != '\0' && other->snote == snote)
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throw ircd::error
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{
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"Logger with snote '%c' is '%s' and already exists at %p",
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snote,
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other->name,
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other
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};
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}
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}
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//
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// vlog
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//
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namespace ircd::log
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{
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static void check(std::ostream &) noexcept;
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static void slog(const log &, const facility &, const window_buffer::closure &) noexcept;
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static void vlog_threadsafe(const log &, const facility &, const char *const &fmt, const va_rtti &ap);
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}
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decltype(ircd::log::star)
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ircd::log::star
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{
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"*", '*'
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};
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decltype(ircd::log::general)
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ircd::log::general
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{
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"ircd", 'G'
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};
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/// ircd::log is not thread-safe. This internal function is called when the
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/// normal vlog() detects it's not on the main IRCd thread. It then generates
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/// the formatted log message on this thread, and posts the message to the
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/// main IRCd event loop which is running on the main thread.
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void
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ircd::log::vlog_threadsafe(const log &log,
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const facility &fac,
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const char *const &fmt,
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const va_rtti &ap)
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{
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// Generate the formatted message on this thread first
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std::string str
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{
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fmt::vsnstringf(1024, fmt, ap)
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};
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// The pointer to the logger is copied to the main thread.
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auto *const logp{&log};
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ircd::post([fac, str(std::move(str)), logp]
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{
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// If that named logger was destroyed while this closure was
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// travelling to the main thread then we just discard this message.
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if(!log::exists(logp))
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return;
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slog(*logp, fac, [&str](const mutable_buffer &out) -> size_t
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{
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return copy(out, string_view{str});
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});
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});
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}
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ircd::log::vlog::vlog(const log &log,
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const facility &fac,
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const char *const &fmt,
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const va_rtti &ap)
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{
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if(!is_main_thread())
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{
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vlog_threadsafe(log, fac, fmt, ap);
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return;
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}
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slog(log, fac, [&fmt, &ap](const mutable_buffer &out) -> size_t
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{
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return fmt::vsprintf(out, fmt, ap);
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});
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}
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namespace ircd::log
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{
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// linkage for slog() reentrance assertion
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bool entered;
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}
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void
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ircd::log::slog(const log &log,
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const facility &fac,
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const window_buffer::closure &closure)
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noexcept
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{
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// When all of these conditions are true there is no possible log output
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// so we can bail real quick.
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if(!file[fac].is_open() && !console_out[fac] && !console_err[fac])
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return;
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// Same for this set of conditions...
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if((!file[fac].is_open() || !log.fmasked) && !log.cmasked)
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return;
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// Have to be on the main thread to call slog().
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assert_main_thread();
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// During the composition of this log message, if another log message
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// is created from calls for normal reasons or from errors, it's a
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// problem too. We can only have one log slog() at a time for now...
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const reentrance_assertion<entered> ra;
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// If slog() yields for some reason that's not good either...
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const ctx::critical_assertion ca;
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// The principal buffer doesn't have to be static but courtesy of all the
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// above effort we might as well take advantage...
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static char buf[1024], date[64];
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// Maximum size of log line leaving 2 characters for \r\n
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const size_t max(sizeof(buf) - 2);
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// Compose the prefix sequence into the buffer through stringstream
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std::stringstream s;
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pubsetbuf(s, buf);
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s << microtime(date)
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<< ' '
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<< (console_ansi[fac]? console_ansi[fac] : "")
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<< std::setw(8)
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<< std::right
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<< reflect(fac)
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<< (console_ansi[fac]? "\033[0m " : " ")
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// << (log.snote? log.snote : '-')
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<< std::setw(9)
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<< std::right
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<< log.name
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<< ' '
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<< std::setw(8)
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<< trunc(ctx::name(), 8)
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<< ' '
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<< std::setw(6)
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<< std::right
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<< ctx::id()
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<< " :";
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// Compose the user message after prefix
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const size_t pos(s.tellp());
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const mutable_buffer userspace{buf + pos, max - pos};
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window_buffer sb{userspace};
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sb(closure);
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// Compose the newline after user message.
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size_t len{pos + sb.consumed()};
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assert(len + 2 <= sizeof(buf));
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buf[len++] = '\r';
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buf[len++] = '\n';
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// Closure to copy the message to various places
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assert(len <= sizeof(buf));
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const string_view msg{buf, len};
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const auto write{[&msg](std::ostream &s)
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{
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check(s);
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s.write(data(msg), size(msg));
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}};
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// copy to std::cerr
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if(log.cmasked && console_err[fac])
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{
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err_console.clear();
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write(err_console);
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}
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// copy to std::cout
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if(log.cmasked && console_out[fac])
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{
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out_console.clear();
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write(out_console);
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if(console_flush[fac])
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std::flush(out_console);
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}
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// copy to file
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if(log.fmasked && file[fac].is_open())
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{
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file[fac].clear();
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write(file[fac]);
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if(file_flush[fac])
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std::flush(file[fac]);
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}
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}
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void
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ircd::log::check(std::ostream &s)
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noexcept try
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{
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if(likely(s.good()))
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return;
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thread_local char buf[128];
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snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "fatal: log stream good[%d] bad[%d] fail[%d] eof[%d]",
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s.good(),
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s.bad(),
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s.fail(),
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s.eof());
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fprintf(stderr, "log stream(%p) fatal: %s\n", (const void *)&s, buf);
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fprintf(stdout, "log stream(%p) fatal: %s\n", (const void *)&s, buf);
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fflush(stderr);
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fflush(stdout);
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s.exceptions(s.eofbit | s.failbit | s.badbit);
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throw std::runtime_error(buf);
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}
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catch(const std::exception &e)
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{
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fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", e.what());
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fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", e.what());
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fflush(stderr);
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fflush(stdout);
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ircd::terminate();
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}
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const char *
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ircd::log::reflect(const facility &f)
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{
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switch(f)
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{
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case facility::CRITICAL: return "CRITICAL";
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case facility::ERROR: return "ERROR";
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case facility::DERROR: return "ERROR";
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case facility::WARNING: return "WARNING";
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case facility::DWARNING: return "WARNING";
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case facility::INFO: return "INFO";
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case facility::NOTICE: return "NOTICE";
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case facility::DEBUG: return "DEBUG";
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case facility::_NUM_: break; // Allows -Wswitch to remind developer to add reflection here
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};
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return "??????";
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}
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const char *
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ircd::smalldate(const time_t <ime)
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{
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static const size_t MAX_DATE_STRING
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{
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32 // maximum string length for a date string (ircd_defs.h)
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};
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struct tm lt;
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localtime_r(<ime, <);
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static char buf[MAX_DATE_STRING];
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snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d/%d/%d %02d.%02d",
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lt.tm_year + 1900,
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lt.tm_mon + 1,
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lt.tm_mday,
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lt.tm_hour,
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lt.tm_min);
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return buf;
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}
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