Re: Request for Comment: Callable CRM114 Classifiers (libcrm114) --> OOBC

So, define macros like

#define CRM_TRACE(ctx,pparms) \
	{ if (ctx->internal_trace) printf pparms; }

use like:

	CRM_TRACE(myctx,("entering xxx with yyy=%d\n", yyy));

[crippled simplification, that cannot use fprintf(stderr, ...) but just
to make the point], and use them throughout the code. That will make
happy Bill (and every other old-schooler), and keep open the opportunity
to redefine macros to something fancy needed for GUI/embedded use, and
therefore make happy Ger (and every other person who wants control over
the diagnostic output, including myself).

How does it sound?

Eugene

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