Updated: October 28, 2024 |
These convenience flags combine a log level and the stderr destination.
These flags indicate that an attempt should be made to output log messages with the specified log level to stderr. This action is often required when a process does something that should not go unnoticed at startup (e.g., it exits because of a critical error) and it is useful to output a log message to stderr. Only the critical, shutdown, and error levels are provided because all other levels are typically not important enough to require a message to go to stderr specifically.
#define QH_LOG_SHUTDOWN_STDERR
#define QH_LOG_CRITICAL_STDERR
#define QH_LOG_ERROR_STDERR