Hello (replying on myself)
Sorry for the broken output
Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32584]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[(null)] l=0 a=13 descr=seturi("sip:49721123456785@127.0.0.1:10000");
Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32584]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[30.cfg] l=33 a=17 descr=if (type<22>) {} else {};
Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32584]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[30.cfg] l=30 a=25 descr= external_module_call(f_ptr<0xb7dfc13c>, 0);
I will also check to see why the first line has no config file or line info...
Marius
marius zbihlei wrote:
Hello
I am working on a patch that increases the verbosity of the modules/debugger module . What I am doing is very simple, but in my opinion effective : I am also printing the action being run, not just the type(in the new descr field)
Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32588]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[../unit/30.cfg] l=26 a=17 descr=if (type<22>) {} else {}; Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32588]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[../unit/30.cfg] l=30 a=17 descr=if (type<22>) {} else {}; Feb 9 16:46:03 marius ../../ser[32588]: ERROR: *** cfgtrace: c=[../unit/30.cfg] l=26 a=28 descr= external_module_call(f_ptr<0xb7d4dbf8>, 5, type<10>);
First off all the trace is not very informative because I don't have that of a good example but you get the point.
I know it would be easy to read the cfg and get the line number, but what if you have multiple commands per line. And printing the action type for me is not really usefull (need to get back to header to check the action type).
What do you think, it will be usefull as such? The patch(still some lines to go) if fairly big but fullproof (the print_action() print_expression() in route_struct.c will output data in a static buffer instead of calling DBG()).
Cheers
Marius