Macro debug

debug!() { /* proc-macro */ }

This macro is used to log a message with parameters. The first parameter is a string literal that represents the message to be logged. Only {} is supported as a placeholder for parameters. The rest of the parameters are the values to be logged. The parameters can be named or unnamed. Named parameters are specified as name = value. Unnamed parameters are specified as value.

Example

use cu29_log_derive::debug;
let a = 1;
let b = 2;
debug!("a = {}, b = {}", my_value = a, b); // named and unnamed parameters

You can retreive this data using the log_reader generated with your project and giving it the unified .copper log file and the string index file generated at compile time.

Note: In debug mode, the log will also be printed to the console. (ie slooow). In release mode, the log will be only be written to the unified logger.