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I want to log information for a function call like

void Add(void)
{

}

When above function gets called, it should output strings like

Entering Add
Exiting Add

So every function call should get logged. I want to add this
funcionality to each function I am going to write and it should get
added implicitly.
Can I create function prolog and epilogs? How to do that ? Is that
feasible?

Neo wrote:
> I want to log information for a function call like
>
> void Add(void)
> {
>
> }
>
> When above function gets called, it should output strings like
>
> Entering Add
> Exiting Add
>
> So every function call should get logged. I want to add this
> funcionality to each function I am going to write and it should get
> added implicitly.
> Can I create function prolog and epilogs? How to do that ? Is that
> feasible?

check http://www.research.att.com/~bs/wrapper.pdf

Neo napsal:
> I want to log information for a function call like
>
> void Add(void)
> {
>
> }
>
> When above function gets called, it should output strings like
>
> Entering Add
> Exiting Add
>
> So every function call should get logged. I want to add this
> funcionality to each function I am going to write and it should get
> added implicitly.
> Can I create function prolog and epilogs? How to do that ? Is that
> feasible?

You can simply create this class:
class LogEnterExit
{
public:
LogEnterExit(const char* fn): fn_(fn) { std::cout << "Entering " <<
fn << "\n"; }
~LogEnterExit() { std::cout << "Exitting " << fn_ << "\n"; }

private:
const char* fn_;
};

And then in your functions:
void Func()
{
LogEnterExit("void Func()");

// Your code
}

It is simple and has drawback in constructors. 'Entering' is written
after member initialization.

On 1 Dec 2006 06:48:08 -0800 in comp.lang.c++, "Ondra Holub"
<> wrote,
>And then in your functions:
>void Func()
>{
> LogEnterExit("void Func()");
>
> // Your code
>}

Seems like that temporary would get destroyed sooner than you would
like.

David Harmon napsal:
> On 1 Dec 2006 06:48:08 -0800 in comp.lang.c++, "Ondra Holub"
> <> wrote,
> >And then in your functions:
> >void Func()
> >{
> > LogEnterExit("void Func()");
> >
> > // Your code
> >}
>
> Seems like that temporary would get destroyed sooner than you would
> like.

Yes, there is missing name of variable (I wrote it from scratch). It
shold be:

void Func()
{
LogEnterExit logger("void Func()");

// Your code
}