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void debug(uint32_t line, const char* file, const char* func, uint32_t output_level, uint32_t output_bits, const char* format, ...) const;

This function prints a debug message. The message is only printed if the output_level and output_bits satisfy the Output object's verbose_level and verbose_mask, respectively. Further, calls to debug() do nothing if the SST core is not compiled with the --enable-debug flag.

Parameters​

  • line (uint32_t) Line number of calling function (use CALL_INFO macro)
  • file (const char*) File name of calling function (use CALL_INFO macro)
  • func (const char*) Name of calling function (use CALL_INFO macro)
  • output_level (uint32_t) For output to occur, output_level must be less than or equal to the Output's verbose_level
  • output_bits (uint32_t) For output to occur, all bits set in this parameter must also be set in the Output's verbose_mask. It uses this logic: if (~verbose_mask & output_bits == 0), then output is enabled.
  • format (const char*) Format string. All valid formats for printf are available
  • ... (variable) Arguments for format string
  • returns none

Examples​

Example 1​

schedout.debug(CALL_INFO, 1, 0, "Initializing MBSAllocator:");

Example 2​

m_dbg.debug(CALL_INFO,1,2,"netId=%d netMapId=%d netMapSize=%d\n",
             netId, netMapId, m_netMapSize );

Example 3​

schedout.debug(CALL_INFO, 7, 0, "Allocating %s \n", job -> toString().c_str());
#include <sst/core/output.h>