Comments (1)
The following code shows first that syslog()
is missing. After a fix, it should execute and
display the expected message. This segment is not amenable to becoming a unit-test because
of required manual steps.
Not the prettiest, but useful.
// test_syslog.scala
// 2024-01-07
import scalanative.unsafe._
import scalanative.posix.syslog._
import scalanative.libc.stddef.NULL
/* Notes
* 1) Execute as a normal un-privileged user
* 2) To view epected output on macOS (14.n)
* a) sudo -i
* b) tail /var/log/system.log
* c) expected output, mutatis mutandis:
* Jan 7 18:31:36 <hostname> SN Debug[3579]: |Joy to the World|
*
* 2) Use a first argument of sufficient priority that syslog does not
* filter it out. Depends upon masks. LOG_DEBUG probably gets filtered
* on a bog standard system.
*/
object TestSyslog {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
printf("Testing syslog() PR - Begin\n\n")
/* openlog() call is not absolutely necessary, but
* supplying the first argument makes finding the expected output
* in system.log or syslog easier.
*
* Both openlog() & syslog() return Unit/void so not much help with
* finding errors or non-execution there.
*/
openlog(c"SN Debug", LOG_CONS, LOG_USER)
syslog(LOG_WARNING, c"|%s to the %s|", c"Joy", c"World") printf("Testing syslog() PR - end\n\n")
}
}
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