// Copyright 2020 The Pigweed Authors
//
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//
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//
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// This file describes Pigweed's public user-facing logging API.
//
// THIS PUBLIC API IS NOT STABLE OR COMPLETE!
//
// Key functionality is still missing:
//
// - API for controlling verbosity at run time
// - API for querying if logging is enabled for the given level or flags
//
#pragma once

#include "pw_log/levels.h"
#include "pw_log/options.h"

// log_backend.h must ultimately resolve to a header that implements the macros
// required by the logging facade, as described below.
//
// Inputs: Macros the downstream user provides to control the logging system:
//
//   PW_LOG_MODULE_NAME
//     - The module name the backend should use
//
//   PW_LOG_LEVEL
//     - General log level setting. By default, logs below this level are
//       excluded from the build.
//
// Outputs: Macros log_backend.h is expected to provide:
//
//   PW_LOG(level, flags, fmt, ...)
//     - Required.
//       Level - An integer level as defined by pw_log/levels.h
//       Flags - Arbitrary flags the backend can leverage; user-defined.
//               Example: HAS_PII - A log has personally-identifying data
//               Example: HAS_DII - A log has device-identifying data
//               Example: RELIABLE_DELIVERY - Ask backend to ensure the
//               log is delivered; this may entail blocking other logs.
//               Example: BEST_EFFORT - Don't deliver this log if it
//               would mean blocking or dropping important-flagged logs
//
//   PW_LOG_DEBUG(fmt, ...)
//   PW_LOG_INFO(fmt, ...)
//   PW_LOG_WARN(fmt, ...)
//   PW_LOG_ERROR(fmt, ...)
//   PW_LOG_CRITICAL(fmt, ...)
//     - Optional. If not defined by the backend, the facade's default
//       implementation defines these in terms of PW_LOG().
//
#include "pw_log_backend/log_backend.h"

// For compatibility with code that uses the deprecated PW_LOG_USE_SHORT_NAMES
// and PW_LOG_USE_ULTRA_SHORT_NAMES, include the appropriate headers.
// TODO(hepler): Remove this workaround when all users have migrated.
#if defined(PW_LOG_USE_SHORT_NAMES) && PW_LOG_USE_SHORT_NAMES == 1
#include "pw_log/short.h"
#endif  // PW_LOG_USE_SHORT_NAMES

#ifndef PW_LOG
#define PW_LOG(level, flags, message, ...)               \
  do {                                                   \
    if (PW_LOG_ENABLE_IF(level, flags)) {                \
      PW_HANDLE_LOG(level, flags, message, __VA_ARGS__); \
    }                                                    \
  } while (0)
#endif  // PW_LOG

// For backends that elect to only provide the general PW_LOG() macro and not
// specialized versions, define the standard PW_LOG_<level>() macros in terms
// of the general PW_LOG().
#ifndef PW_LOG_DEBUG
#define PW_LOG_DEBUG(message, ...) \
  PW_LOG(PW_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, PW_LOG_FLAGS, message, __VA_ARGS__)
#endif  // PW_LOG_DEBUG

#ifndef PW_LOG_INFO
#define PW_LOG_INFO(message, ...) \
  PW_LOG(PW_LOG_LEVEL_INFO, PW_LOG_FLAGS, message, __VA_ARGS__)
#endif  // PW_LOG_INFO

#ifndef PW_LOG_WARN
#define PW_LOG_WARN(message, ...) \
  PW_LOG(PW_LOG_LEVEL_WARN, PW_LOG_FLAGS, message, __VA_ARGS__)
#endif  // PW_LOG_WARN

#ifndef PW_LOG_ERROR
#define PW_LOG_ERROR(message, ...) \
  PW_LOG(PW_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, PW_LOG_FLAGS, message, __VA_ARGS__)
#endif  // PW_LOG_ERROR

#ifndef PW_LOG_CRITICAL
#define PW_LOG_CRITICAL(message, ...) \
  PW_LOG(PW_LOG_LEVEL_CRITICAL, PW_LOG_FLAGS, message, __VA_ARGS__)
#endif  // PW_LOG_CRITICAL

// Default: Number of bits available for the log flags
//
// All log statements have a flags field, and this define is the number of bits
// available for the flags. Some backends restrict this for better efficiency.
// By default, pick a restricted but large enough value to work for most cases.
#ifndef PW_LOG_FLAG_BITS
#define PW_LOG_FLAG_BITS 2
#endif  // PW_LOG_FLAG_BITS