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Display

Lightweight C shared library for tracing to the console.

Features

  • Simple backtrace (Display prints out the time, the file, and the function from which it was called)
  • Colorful! Specify and use different colors for different situations (errors, warnings, etc.)
  • Uses macros to make initialization easier.
  • Build documentation with Doxygen.
  • Silence process output with --silent flag (except for errors and warnings).
  • Remove all color output with --no-color flag.
  • And more (check out the docs)!

Minimal example process using Display

#include "Display.h" int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { InitializeDisplay(argc, argv); // call this before any other calls to Display Display("Hello, %s!", "World"); DisplayError("This is an error message."); DisplayColor(MAGENTA, "I am %d years old.", 22); CloseDisplay(); // clean up return 0; }

If this file is called 'test.c' and lies in the repo root, next to 'libdisplay.so', it can be compiled like so:

gcc test.c -o test -I./src -L. -Wl,-rpath=. -ldisplay

Then, running ./test results in the following terminal output:

Example terminal output

Check out the full feature demo file in the demo/ directory. Build it from the command line with make.

Documentation

Documentation uses Doxygen. Install Doxygen on Linux like so:

sudo apt install python-pydot python-pydot-ng graphviz doxygen 

Once installed, build the documentation:

cd docs make 

The built documentation index is placed at 'docs/html/index.html'. Open this in your default web browser.

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