CYAML
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#include <cyaml.h>
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cyaml_log_fn_t | log_fn |
void * | log_ctx |
cyaml_mem_fn_t | mem_fn |
void * | mem_ctx |
cyaml_log_t | log_level |
cyaml_cfg_flags_t | flags |
Client CYAML configuration data.
cyaml_cfg_flags_t cyaml_config::flags |
CYAML behaviour flags.
void* cyaml_config::log_ctx |
Client logging function context pointer.
Clients using their own custom logging function can pass their context here, which will be passed through to their log_fn.
The default logging function, cyaml_log doesn't require a logging context, so pass NULL for the log_ctx if using that.
cyaml_log_fn_t cyaml_config::log_fn |
Client function to use for logging.
Clients can implement their own logging function and set it here. Otherwise, set log_fn
to cyaml_log if CYAML's default logging to stderr
is suitable (see its documentation for more details), or set to NULL
to suppress all logging.
log_fn
at CYAML_LOG_ERROR level. If your application needs to load user YAML data, these backtraces can help users figure out what's wrong with their YAML, causing it to be rejected by your schema. cyaml_log_t cyaml_config::log_level |
Minimum logging priority level to be issued.
Specifying e.g. CYAML_LOG_WARNING will cause only warnings and errors to emerge.
void* cyaml_config::mem_ctx |
Client memory function context pointer.
Clients using their own custom allocation function can pass their context here, which will be passed through to their mem_fn.
The default allocation function, cyaml_mem doesn't require an allocation context, so pass NULL for the mem_ctx if using that.
cyaml_mem_fn_t cyaml_config::mem_fn |