Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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// Description:
// @internalComponent
// Collection of utility functions primarily assisting debuggers and maintainers.
//
//
#ifndef DEBUGMACROS_H
#define DEBUGMACROS_H
#include <e32debug.h> // RDebug class
#include "testengine.h"
/**
Debug macro for serial port logging of function names and signatures
e.g.
<Function> void CMyClass::MyFunction (TInt aParam)
*/
#define LOG_FUNC if (gVerboseOutput) RDebug::Printf("<Function> %s", __PRETTY_FUNCTION__);
const TInt KErrAssertionInternal = 3;
#define TEST_ASSERTION(a,b) if (!(a)) {test.Printf(_L("ASSERTION FAILED!\n line %d file %S.\n"), \
__LINE__, __FILE__); test.Printf(b); \
__ASSERT_ALWAYS(a, User::Panic(_L("Test F/W Err"), KErrAssertionInternal));};
#define LOG_FUNCERROR(a) RDebug::Printf("[WARNING %s failed %d]", __PRETTY_FUNCTION__, a);
/**
Debug macro to output test in 'verbose' detail mode
*/
#define LOG_VERBOSE1(a) if (gVerboseOutput) test.Printf(a);
#define LOG_VERBOSE2(a,b) if (gVerboseOutput) test.Printf(a, b);
#define LOG_VERBOSE3(a,b,c) if (gVerboseOutput) test.Printf(a, b, c);
#define LOG_STEPNAME(a) PrintStepName(a);
/**
Panic the framework
*
#define PANIC_FRAMEWORK(a) RDebug::Printf("<Framework died '%s' %d %s",\
a, __LINE__, __FILE__); User::Panic(_LIT("Test F/W"), KErrUnknown);
*/
#endif // DEBUGMACROS_H