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QNX Helpers Developer's Guide
These libraries provide QNX helpers, including helpers that assist with logging, string conversion, and number and type sizes.
log.h
QNX helpers related to logging.
Macros
These macros are the preferred method for making log calls. They are simplified versions of the QNX helpers logging functions.

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    These libraries provide QNX helpers, including helpers that assist with logging, string conversion, and number and type sizes.
    - attr.h
      QNX helpers - Attribute helpers.
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      QNX helpers - Endianness-related helpers.
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      QNX helpers - Helpers related to the errno variable.
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    - log.h
      QNX helpers related to logging.
      - Setting up QNX helpers logging
        QNX helpers logging provides default settings and configuration that initialize slog2.
      - Controlling QNX helpers logging
        Logging using QNX helpers is controlled by a configuration string that specifies a combination of the destination flags, the verbosity of a context, and the message-specific flags.
      - Macros
        These macros are the preferred method for making log calls. They are simplified versions of the QNX helpers logging functions.
        qh_log()
        A macro that logs a message along with the originating filename and line number
        QH_LOG_CHECK()
        A macro that checks whether a message with the specified severity would be logged
        QH_LOG_DEFAULT_CONTEXT_INIT()
        A macro that initializes the context whose name is defined by QH_LOG_USER_CONTEXT_NAME
        qh_log_linetrace()
        A macro that logs a debug line trace message along with the originating filename, function, and line number, using the QH_LOG_SEVERITY_DEBUG2 severity level
        qh_log_loc()
        A macro that logs a message along with the originating filename, function, and line number
        qh_log_noloc()
        A macro that logs a message without any associated location information
      - Macro variables
        These macro definitions are used with QNX helpers logging macros and functions.
      - qh_log_check()
        Check whether a message with the given log information structure is logged
      - qh_log_context_create()
        Create a logging context
      - qh_log_context_destroy()
        Destroys a logging context
      - qh_log_context_normalize_name()
        Normalize a context name
      - qh_log_context_t
        The opaque context type used by QNX helpers logging functions
      - qh_log_ex()
        Log a formatted message
      - qh_log_get_destinations()
        Get the destinations a specified context uses
      - qh_log_get_destinations_by_name()
        Get logging destinations based on a context name
      - qh_log_get_verbosity()
        Get the verbosity for the specified combination of context and destinations
      - qh_log_get_verbosity_by_name()
        Get the verbosity for the specified combination of named context and destinations
      - qh_log_info_t
        The information structure used with QNX helpers logging functions
      - qh_log_set_cl_mode()
        Set the logging configuration to command line mode
      - qh_log_update_config()
        Update the logging configuration based on a configuration string
      - qh_log_verbosity_to_str()
        Get the string representation of the specified verbosity
      - qh_vlog_ex()
        Log a formatted message using a variable-argument list
    - misc.h
      QNX helpers - Miscellaneous helpers.
    - qh.h
      QNX helpers that set QH_FILENAME.
    - size.h
      QNX helpers - Size-related helpers.
    - string.h
      QNX helpers - Helpers related to strings and string conversions.
    - time.h
      QNX helpers - Helpers related to time.
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Macros

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These macros are the preferred method for making log calls. They are simplified versions of the QNX helpers logging functions.

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