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Eddie Christian
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:35 am    Post subject: debug logging like JAVA ? Reply with quote



I am trying to find a way in C++ builder to generate a debug log file like
the ones JAVA\Visual Studio allows you to do.Can we use thr TRACE macros in
C++ builder?If not what kind of runtime logging is available?

I am trying to get the TRACE/WARN macros to work with builder 2006,
but I am having trouble compiling. I have tried to add the __TRACE
and __WARN defines but it didnt help. I still get the message 'call
to undefined TRACE function'
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Ed Mulroy
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:53 am    Post subject: Re: debug logging like JAVA ? Reply with quote



If you have not done so, include the file checks.h after defining __TRACE
and __WARN

.. Ed

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Eddie Christian wrote in message
news:456346d4$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...

I am trying to find a way in C++ builder to generate a debug
log file like the ones JAVA\Visual Studio allows you to do.Can
we use thr TRACE macros in C++ builder?If not what kind of
runtime logging is available?

I am trying to get the TRACE/WARN macros to work with builder 2006,
but I am having trouble compiling. I have tried to add the __TRACE
and __WARN defines but it didnt help. I still get the message 'call
to undefined TRACE function'
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