Hi,
I have the following code:
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#define NEWLN "\n"
#define MYDBG1 1
#define MYDEBUG1(fmt, args...) \
if (MYDBG1) printk(KERN_DEBUG fmt NEWLN, ## args )
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What is intended is that, using MYDEBUG1 as:
MYDEBUG1("some debugging info %d %x", var1, var2);
should produce:
printk(KERN_DEBUG "some debugging info %d %x" "\n", var1, var2);
which will become:
printk(KERN_DEBUG "some debugging info %d %x\n", var1, var2);
thus saving a valuable "\n" and sparing me from RSI !!!!! ;)
But the above macro doesn't do the job. It produces the following:
if (1 ) printk("<7>" "some debugging info %d %x" , var1, var2);
Any pointers to bugs?
BTW, this works in userspace but not in kernelspace.
ciao,
Amit
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