On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 6:01 AM, Aditya Mavlankar <aditya.mavlankar at tely.com > wrote: > Hi All, > > I often see a dot or exclamation mark before a debug print statement. > I was wondering what the convention is . . . For example, I have 3 > versions of the same debug statement: > Sometimes there is an exclamation mark before "Starting ICE > negotiation..", sometimes not. > > The exclamation mark just indicates that the line is written by a different thread than the previous line. Benny > D/ICE (18511): 13:14:47.311 ICE_Stream_Tra Done, 3 remote > candidate(s) added > D/ICE (18511): 13:14:47.311 test_ice.cpp Starting ICE negotiation.. > > > D/ICE (18511): 13:14:04.775 ICE_Stream_Tra !Done, 3 remote > candidate(s) added > D/ICE (18511): 13:14:04.776 test_ice.cpp Starting ICE negotiation.. > > > D/ICE (18511): 13:12:38.648 ICE_Stream_Tra !Done, 3 remote > candidate(s) added > D/ICE (18511): 13:12:38.648 stuntsx0x681f9 !...STUN sending > message (transmit count=1) > D/ICE (18511): 13:12:38.649 xyz ..Check 2: [1] > 192.168.168.56:41110-->23.24.211.245:2648: state changed from Waiting > to In Progress > D/ICE (18511): 13:12:38.649 test_ice.cpp !Starting ICE negotiation.. > > Best, > Aditya > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20120723/4b36c91d/attachment.html>
