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/* This file is part of the Spring engine (GPL v2 or later), see LICENSE.html */
#include "FileSink.h"
#include "Backend.h"
#include "FramePrefixer.h"
#include "Level.h" // for LOG_LEVEL_*
#include "System/maindefines.h"
#include "System/Log/ILog.h"
#include "System/Log/Level.h"
#include <cassert>
#include <cstdio>
#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <map>
namespace {
struct LogFileDetails {
LogFileDetails(FILE* outStream = NULL, const std::string& sections = "",
int minLevel = LOG_LEVEL_ALL)
: outStream(outStream)
, sections(sections)
, minLevel(minLevel)
{}
FILE* GetOutStream() const {
return outStream;
}
bool IsLogging(const char* section, int level) const {
return ((level >= minLevel) && (sections.empty()
|| (sections.find("," + std::string(section) + ",")
!= std::string::npos)));
}
private:
FILE* outStream;
std::string sections;
int minLevel;
};
typedef std::map<std::string, LogFileDetails> logFiles_t;
/**
* This is only used to check whether some code tries to access the
* log-files contianer after it got deleted.
*/
bool logFilesValidTracker = true;
/**
* This class allows us to stop logging cleanly, when the application exits,
* and while the container is still valid (not deleted yet).
*/
struct LogFilesContainer {
~LogFilesContainer() {
log_file_removeAllLogFiles();
logFilesValidTracker = false;
}
logFiles_t& GetLogFiles() {
return logFiles;
}
private:
logFiles_t logFiles;
};
inline logFiles_t& log_file_getLogFiles() {
static LogFilesContainer logFilesContainer;
assert(logFilesValidTracker);
return logFilesContainer.GetLogFiles();
}
/**
* This class allows us to stop logging cleanly, when the application exits,
* and while the container is still valid (not deleted yet).
*/
struct LogRecord {
LogRecord(const std::string& section, int level,
const std::string& record)
: section(section)
, level(level)
, record(record)
{}
const std::string& GetSection() const { return section; }
int GetLevel() const { return level; }
const std::string& GetRecord() const { return record; }
private:
std::string section;
int level;
std::string record;
};
typedef std::list<LogRecord> logRecords_t;
inline logRecords_t& log_file_getRecordBuffer() {
static logRecords_t buffer;
return buffer;
}
inline bool log_file_isActivelyLogging() {
return (!log_file_getLogFiles().empty());
}
void log_file_writeToFile(FILE* outStream, const char* record) {
char framePrefix[128] = {'\0'};
log_framePrefixer_createPrefix(framePrefix, sizeof(framePrefix));
FPRINTF(outStream, "%s%s\n", framePrefix, record);
// We never flush, but only close the stream before process exit.
// This decision was made in two engine dev meetings, the last one was
// at 26. September 2011.
//fflush(outStream);
}
/**
* Writes to the individual log files, if they do want to log the section.
*/
void log_file_writeToFiles(const char* section, int level,
const char* record)
{
const logFiles_t& logFiles = log_file_getLogFiles();
logFiles_t::const_iterator lfi;
for (lfi = logFiles.begin(); lfi != logFiles.end(); ++lfi) {
if (lfi->second.IsLogging(section, level)
&& (lfi->second.GetOutStream() != NULL))
{
log_file_writeToFile(lfi->second.GetOutStream(), record);
}
}
}
/**
* Flushes the buffer of a single log file.
*/
void log_file_flushFile(FILE* outStream) {
fflush(outStream);
}
/**
* Flushes the buffers of the individual log files.
*/
void log_file_flushFiles() {
const logFiles_t& logFiles = log_file_getLogFiles();
logFiles_t::const_iterator lfi;
for (lfi = logFiles.begin(); lfi != logFiles.end(); ++lfi) {
if (lfi->second.GetOutStream() != NULL) {
log_file_flushFile(lfi->second.GetOutStream());
}
}
}
/**
* Writes the content of the buffer to all the currently registered log
* files.
*/
void log_file_writeBufferToFiles() {
while (!log_file_getRecordBuffer().empty()) {
logRecords_t& logRecords = log_file_getRecordBuffer();
const logRecords_t::iterator lri = logRecords.begin();
log_file_writeToFiles(lri->GetSection().c_str(), lri->GetLevel(),
lri->GetRecord().c_str());
logRecords.erase(lri);
}
}
inline void log_file_writeToBuffer(const std::string& section, int level,
const std::string& record)
{
log_file_getRecordBuffer().push_back(LogRecord(section, level, record));
}
}
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
void log_file_addLogFile(const char* filePath, const char* sections, int minLevel) {
assert(filePath != NULL);
logFiles_t& logFiles = log_file_getLogFiles();
const std::string filePathStr = filePath;
const logFiles_t::const_iterator lfi = logFiles.find(filePathStr);
if (lfi != logFiles.end()) {
// we are already logging to this file
return;
}
#ifdef WIN32
// c (commit) makes fflush work on newer Windows like it should, see
// http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa246392%28v=vs.60%29.aspx
FILE* tmpStream = fopen(filePath, "wc");
#else
FILE* tmpStream = fopen(filePath, "w");
#endif
if (tmpStream == NULL) {
LOG_L(L_ERROR, "Failed to open log file for writing: %s", filePath);
return;
}
const std::string sectionsStr = (sections == NULL) ? "" : sections;
logFiles[filePathStr] = LogFileDetails(tmpStream, sectionsStr, minLevel);
}
void log_file_removeLogFile(const char* filePath) {
assert(filePath != NULL);
logFiles_t& logFiles = log_file_getLogFiles();
const std::string filePathStr = filePath;
const logFiles_t::iterator lfi = logFiles.find(filePathStr);
if (lfi == logFiles.end()) {
// we are not logging to this file
return;
}
// turn off logging to this file
FILE* tmpStream = lfi->second.GetOutStream();
logFiles.erase(lfi);
fclose(tmpStream);
tmpStream = NULL;
}
void log_file_removeAllLogFiles() {
while (!log_file_getLogFiles().empty()) {
const logFiles_t::const_iterator lfi = log_file_getLogFiles().begin();
log_file_removeLogFile(lfi->first.c_str());
}
}
/**
* @name logging_sink_file
* ILog.h sink implementation.
*/
///@{
/// Records a log entry
static void log_sink_record_file(const char* section, int level,
const char* record)
{
if (log_file_isActivelyLogging()) {
// write buffer to log file
log_file_writeBufferToFiles();
// write current record to log file
log_file_writeToFiles(section, level, record);
} else {
// buffer until a log file is ready for output
log_file_writeToBuffer(section, level, record);
}
}
/// Cleans up all log streams, by flushing them.
static void log_sink_cleanup_file() {
if (log_file_isActivelyLogging()) {
// flush the log buffers to files
log_file_flushFiles();
}
}
///@}
namespace {
/// Auto-registers the sink defined in this file before main() is called
struct FileSinkRegistrator {
FileSinkRegistrator() {
log_backend_registerSink(&log_sink_record_file);
log_backend_registerCleanup(&log_sink_cleanup_file);
}
} fileSinkRegistrator;
}
#ifdef __cplusplus
} // extern "C"
#endif
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