Including the JrDebugLogger Files from Your Code

One and only one of your source code files, usually the one containing your main() procedure, should #include "jrdebug_main.cpp" (it defines some static variables and you will get a link error if you forget to include it).

Alternatively, you could add this cpp to your project or makefile, and just use the #include "jrdebug.h" here too.

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

// One (and only one) .cpp in your application should do:

#include "jrdebug_main.cpp"

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

All other files in your application that need to utilize some debugging functions should #include the "jrdebug.h" file.

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Other files in your application that want to use debug logging:

#include "jrdebug.h"

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

The other header files in the JrDebug directory (and jrdebug_switch.h) are referenced automatically by the jrdebug.h file and you do not need to reference them from your code.