gcs_logging.h

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#ifndef GCS_LOGGING_INCLUDED
#define GCS_LOGGING_INCLUDED
 
#include <atomic>
#include <cstdint>
#include <string>
 
#include "plugin/group_replication/libmysqlgcs/include/mysql/gcs/gcs_types.h"
 
/**
  @class Common_interface
 
  Common interface that is used to define the sink and logger interfaces.
*/
class Common_interface {
 public:
  /**
    Define a virtual destructor as instances of this interface can be
    polymorphically used.
  */
 
  virtual ~Common_interface() = default;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to initialize resources used by the objects
    that implement this interface.
 
    @retval GCS_OK in case everything goes well. Any other value of
            gcs_error in case of error.
  */
 
  virtual enum_gcs_error initialize() = 0;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to free any resources used by the objects
    that implement this interface.
 
    @retval GCS_OK in case everything goes well. Any other value of
            gcs_error in case of error.
  */
 
  virtual enum_gcs_error finalize() = 0;
};
 
/**
  @class Sink_interface
 
  Common sink that may be shared by the logging and debugging systems.
*/
 
class Sink_interface : public Common_interface {
 public:
  /**
    Define a virtual destructor as instances of this interface can be
    polymorphically used.
  */
 
  ~Sink_interface() override = default;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to effectively log the information.
 
    @param[in] message the message to log
  */
 
  virtual void log_event(const std::string &message) = 0;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to effectively log the information.
 
    @param[in] message the message to log
    @param[in] message_size message size to log
  */
 
  virtual void log_event(const char *message, size_t message_size) = 0;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to return information on the sink such
    as its location.
  */
 
  virtual const std::string get_information() const = 0;
};
 
typedef enum {
  GCS_FATAL = 0,
  GCS_ERROR = 1,
  GCS_WARN = 2,
  GCS_INFO = 3,
} gcs_log_level_t;
 
static const char *const gcs_log_levels[] = {
    "[MYSQL_GCS_FATAL] ", "[MYSQL_GCS_ERROR] ", "[MYSQL_GCS_WARN] ",
    "[MYSQL_GCS_INFO] "};
 
/**
  @class Logger_interface
 
  Logger interface that must be used to define a logger object.
*/
 
class Logger_interface : public Common_interface {
 public:
  /**
    Define a virtual destructor as instances of this interface can be
    polymorphically used.
  */
 
  ~Logger_interface() override = default;
 
  /**
    The purpose of this method is to deliver to the logging system any message
    to be logged.
 
    @param[in] level logging level of message
    @param[in] message the message to be logged
  */
 
  virtual void log_event(const gcs_log_level_t level,
                         const std::string &message) = 0;
};
 
/**
  @class Gcs_log_manager
 
  This class sets up and configures the logging infrastructure, storing the
  logger to be used by the application as a singleton.
*/
 
class Gcs_log_manager {
 private:
  static Logger_interface *m_logger;
 
 public:
  /**
    Set the logger object and initialize it by invoking its initialization
    method.
 
    This allows any resources needed by the logging system to be initialized,
    and ensures its usage throughout the lifecycle of the current application,
    i.e. GCS.
 
    @param[in] logger logging system
    @retval GCS_OK in case everything goes well. Any other value of
            gcs_error in case of error.
  */
 
  static enum_gcs_error initialize(Logger_interface *logger);
 
  /**
    Get a reference to the logger object if there is any.
 
    @return The current logging system.
 
  */
 
  static Logger_interface *get_logger();
 
  /**
    Free any resource used in the logging system.
 
    @retval GCS_OK in case everything goes well. Any other value of
            gcs_error in case of error.
  */
 
  static enum_gcs_error finalize();
};
 
/*
  These two definitions contain information on the valid debug options. If
  one wants to add a new option both definitions must be changed.
 
  Any new option must be added before the GCS_DEBUG_ALL and gaps in the
  numbers are not allowed. Adding a new debug option, e.g. GCS_DEBUG_THREAD,
  would result in the following definitions:
 
  typedef enum
  {
    GCS_DEBUG_NONE    = 0x00000000,
    GCS_DEBUG_BASIC   = 0x00000001,
    GCS_DEBUG_TRACE   = 0x00000002,
    XCOM_DEBUG_BASIC  = 0x00000004,
    XCOM_DEBUG_TRACE  = 0x00000008,
    GCS_INVALID_DEBUG = ~(0x7FFFFFFF),
    GCS_DEBUG_ALL     = ~(GCS_DEBUG_NONE)
  } gcs_xcom_debug_option_t;
 
 
  static const char* const gcs_xcom_debug_strings[]=
  {
    "GCS_DEBUG_BASIC",
    "GCS_DEBUG_TRACE",
    "XCOM_DEBUG_BASIC",
    "XCOM_DEBUG_TRACE",
    "GCS_DEBUG_ALL",
    "GCS_DEBUG_NONE"
  };
*/
#if !defined(GCS_XCOM_DEBUG_INFORMATION)
#define GCS_XCOM_DEBUG_INFORMATION
/*
This code is duplicated in the xcom_logger.h file. So if you make any change
here, remember to update the aforementioned file. Note that XCOM is written
in C which uses a 32 bit integer as the type for the enumeration and although
the code is prepared to handle 64 bits, the enumeration in both the GCS (i.e.
C++) and XCOM (i.e. C) is restricted to 32 bits.
 
Assuming that we are not using all bits available to define a debug level,
GCS_INVALID_DEBUG will give us the last possible entry that is not used.
 
The GCS_DEBUG_NONE, GCS_DEBUG_ALL and GCS_INVALID_DEBUG are options that apply
to both GCS and XCOM but we don't prefix it with XCOM to avoid big names.
*/
typedef enum {
  GCS_DEBUG_NONE = 0x00000000,
  GCS_DEBUG_BASIC = 0x00000001,
  GCS_DEBUG_TRACE = 0x00000002,
  XCOM_DEBUG_BASIC = 0x00000004,
  XCOM_DEBUG_TRACE = 0x00000008,
  GCS_DEBUG_MSG_FLOW = 0x00000010,
  XCOM_DEBUG_MSG_FLOW = 0x00000020,
  GCS_INVALID_DEBUG = ~(0x7FFFFFFF),
  GCS_DEBUG_ALL = ~(GCS_DEBUG_NONE)
} gcs_xcom_debug_option_t;
 
static const char *const gcs_xcom_debug_strings[] = {
    "GCS_DEBUG_BASIC",  "GCS_DEBUG_TRACE",    "XCOM_DEBUG_BASIC",
    "XCOM_DEBUG_TRACE", "GCS_DEBUG_MSG_FLOW", "XCOM_DEBUG_MSG_FLOW",
    "GCS_DEBUG_ALL",    "GCS_DEBUG_NONE",
};
 
/*
  Assuming that we are not using all bits available to define a debug
  level, this will give us the last possible entry that is not used.
*/
#endif
 
/**
  @class Gcs_debug_manager
 
  This class sets up and configures the debugging infrastructure, storing the
  debugger to be used by the application as a singleton.
*/
 
class Gcs_debug_options {
 private:
  /**
    The debug level enabled which is by default GCS_DEBUG_NONE;
   */
  static std::atomic<std::int64_t> m_debug_options;
 
  /**
    String that represents the GCS_DEBUG_NONE;
   */
  static const std::string m_debug_none;
 
  /**
    String that represents the GCS_DEBUG_ALL;
   */
  static const std::string m_debug_all;
 
 public:
  /**
    Atomically load information on debug options.
   */
 
  static inline int64_t load_debug_options() {
    /*
     We don't need anything stronger than "memory order relaxed" because
     we are only interested in reading and updating a single variable
     atomically.
     */
    return m_debug_options.load(std::memory_order_relaxed);
  }
 
  /**
    Atomically store information on debug options.
   */
 
  static inline void store_debug_options(int64_t debug_options) {
    /*
     We don't need anything stronger than "memory order relaxed" because
     we are only interested in reading and updating a single variable
     atomically.
    */
    m_debug_options.store(debug_options, std::memory_order_relaxed);
  }
 
  /**
    Verify whether any of the debug options are defined.
 
    @param debug_options Set of debug options to be verified.
 
    @retval true if it is, false otherwise.
  */
 
  static inline bool test_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options) {
    return load_debug_options() & debug_options;
  }
 
  /**
    Get the current set of debug options.
  */
 
  static int64_t get_current_debug_options();
 
  /**
    Get the current set of debug options as an integer value and as a
    string separated by comma.
 
    @param[out] res_debug_options String containing the result
  */
 
  static int64_t get_current_debug_options(std::string &res_debug_options);
 
  /**
     Get the set of valid debug options excluding GCS_DEBUG_NONE and
    GCS_DEBUG_ALL.
  */
 
  static int64_t get_valid_debug_options();
 
  /**
    Check whether the set of debug options is valid or not including
    GCS_DEBUG_NONE and GCS_DEBUG_ALL.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options
    @retval true if success, false otherwise
  */
 
  static bool is_valid_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options);
 
  /**
    Check whether the set of debug options is valid or not including
    GCS_DEBUG_NONE and GCS_DEBUG_ALL.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool is_valid_debug_options(const std::string &debug_options);
 
  /**
    Get the set of debug options passed as parameter as an unsigned integer.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options
    @param[out] res_debug_options Unsigned integer that contains the result
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool get_debug_options(const std::string &debug_options,
                                int64_t &res_debug_options);
 
  /**
    Get the set of debug options passed as parameter as a string.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options
    @param[out] res_debug_options String that contains the result
     @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
  static bool get_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options,
                                std::string &res_debug_options);
 
  /**
    Get the the number of possible debug options.
  */
 
  static unsigned int get_number_debug_options();
 
  /**
    Extend the current set of debug options with new debug options expressed as
    an integer parameter.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be added
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool set_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options);
 
  /**
    Change the current set of debug options by the new debug options expressed
    as an integer parameter.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be defined
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool force_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options);
 
  /**
    Extend the current set of debug options with new debug options expressed
    as a string.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be added
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool set_debug_options(const std::string &debug_options);
 
  /**
    Changed the current set of debug options by the new debug options expressed
    as a string.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be defined
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
 
  */
 
  static bool force_debug_options(const std::string &debug_options);
 
  /**
    Reduce the current set of debug options by disabling the debug options
    expressed as an integer parameter.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be disabled
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool unset_debug_options(const int64_t debug_options);
 
  /**
    Reduce the current set of debug options by disabling the debug options
    expressed as a string.
 
    If there is any invalid debug option in the debug_options parameter, true
    is returned and nothing is changed.
 
    @param[in] debug_options Set of debug options to be disabled
    @retval false if success, true otherwise.
  */
 
  static bool unset_debug_options(const std::string &debug_options);
};
#endif /* GCS_LOGGING_INCLUDED */