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Debugging levels

Level

Shows

Code

Description

DebugFail

FAIL

The most severe error level, reserved for unmanageable errors. The -Da command line option allows Yate to abort immediately after displaying such an error although it would probably crash anyway.

DebugGoOn

GOON

Serious programming errors that can be fixed automatically without crashing. Further functionality will probably be affected.

DebugStub

STUB

Programmer's stub - the functionality is not implemented yet.

DebugWarn

WARN

Normal warning, something went wrong in a controlled way.

DebugMild

MILD

Mild warning, something went wrong but was automatically corrected.

DebugCall

CALL

Call related information, nothing wrong.

DebugNote

NOTE

Less important note regarding normal operation.

DebugInfo

INFO

Informative message including some protocol details.

DebugAll

ALL

Highest trace level detailing even code progress.

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