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• Introduction
  • JrDebugLogger
  • Features and Principles
  • From README
• Some Examples
  • A First Example
  • Simple Commandline Enabled Example
  • Configuring without Commandline Options
  • A More Involved Example
  • Different Kinds of Messages
  • Using a Local Callback Monitor
  • Outputing Custom Columns
  • Using DebugBlocks
  • Using JrDebugEnclose
  • Unit Testing with JrDebugLogger
  • More Samples
• Basic Usage
  • Suggested Installation
  • Adding the JrDebugLogger files to Your Project
  • Adding Basic Logging Statements
  • Viewing Debug Messages With the GUI Tool
  • Turning Off Compilation of DebugLogging Code
• Advanced Usage
  • Logging Functions
    • Printf Style
    • Stream Style
  • Logging Other Events
    • Alarms
    • Activities
    • DebugBlocks
    • Assertions
    • Exceptions
    • Timing Activities
  • Configuration of Debug Logging Options
    • Logging Destinations and Filters
    • Text Formatting Mode
  • Helper Functions
    • Commandline Parsing and Enabling
    • Startup and Announcing
    • Optional Callback Object
  • Managing Compilation and Release
    • Application Switch Files and Compile Flags
    • Excluding User Code from Compiling
• Unit Testing Support
  • Introduction
  • Unit Testing - Registration and Invocation
  • Unit Testing - Test Evaluation Functions
  • Unit Testing - Invoking Tests and Commandline
• Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting Compilation Errors
  • No Output in Debug Viewer ^&@%#
  • __func__ Error or No FunctionName in Output
• The GUI Debug Monitor Tool
  • Introduction to the GUI Tool
  • The User Interface
  • Viewer Options
  • Working with Files
  • Custom Columns
  • Using in MS Visual Studio IDE
• Extra Information
  • Version History and ToDo List
  • Fun Tricks with your C++ Compiler and Preprocessor
  • Related Tools