sbgConfig.h File Reference

Header file used to configure the framework. More...

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Macros
#define	SBG_CONFIG_UNALIGNED_ACCESS_AUTH   (0)
#define	SBG_CONFIG_BIG_ENDIAN   (0)
#define	SBG_CONFIG_ENABLE_LOG_ERROR   (1)
#define	SBG_CONFIG_JSON_PRINT_REALLOC_INC_SIZE   (0)

Detailed Description

Header file used to configure the framework.

Author

SBG Systems

Date

17 March 2015

You can configure for example the logging system.

Copyright

Copyright (C) 2007-2024, SBG Systems SAS. All rights reserved.

License

The MIT license

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Macro Definition Documentation

SBG_CONFIG_UNALIGNED_ACCESS_AUTH

#define SBG_CONFIG_UNALIGNED_ACCESS_AUTH   (0)

Windows x86 & x64 support both aligned and unaligned access

SBG_CONFIG_BIG_ENDIAN

#define SBG_CONFIG_BIG_ENDIAN   (0)

Windows is using little endianess

SBG_CONFIG_ENABLE_LOG_ERROR

#define SBG_CONFIG_ENABLE_LOG_ERROR   (1)

Enable all error logs Default: Enabled

SBG_CONFIG_JSON_PRINT_REALLOC_INC_SIZE

#define SBG_CONFIG_JSON_PRINT_REALLOC_INC_SIZE   (0)

Reallocation increment size when printing a JSON object to a string, in bytes.

If undefined or set to 0, the standard quadratic strategy is used. Otherwise, string buffers are reallocated linearly, adding this value to the buffer size on each reallocation.