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/** \namespace libcwd
 *
 * \brief namespace for libcwd.
 *
 * The d in libcwd stands for Debugging.  The cw stand for the initials of the designer/developer of
 * this life-span project.
 *
 * This namespace contains all user accessible classes, functions and variables.\n
 * Things defined in this namespace belong to the libcwd API and will be supported through-out version 1.x.
 */
namespace libcwd {

  /** \namespace libcwd::channels
   *
   * \brief The default DEBUGCHANNELS namespace.
   *
   * This macro should contain the namespace where your application defines the \link preparation dc \endlink namespace;
   * If you want to define additional %debug %channels, next to the ones already \link libcwd::channels::dc provided \endlink
   * by libcwd, then the macro DEBUGCHANNELS must be defined in the custom \link preparation debug.h \endlink
   * header file of your application (or library) prior to including <libcwd/debug.h>.
   *
   * \sa \ref preparation
   */
  namespace channels {
  }
}