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//<MStar Software>
#ifndef MS_DPRINTF_H
#define MS_DPRINTF_H

#include "MFE_chip.h"
#include "ULog.h"

// Switch for different debug messages
#define HAL_L1  (1UL /*0*/ << 0)    // debug messages
#define HAL_L2  (1UL /*0*/ << 1)    // warning messages
#define DRV_L0	(1UL /*0*/ << 15)   // error messages
#define DRV_L1	(1UL /*0*/ << 4)    // info messages
#define DRV_L2	(1UL /*0*/ << 5)    // debug messages
#define DRV_L3  (1UL /*0*/ << 6)    // more debug messages
#define DRV_L4  (1UL /*0*/ << 7)    // warning messages
#define DRV_L5  (1UL /*0*/ << 8)    // debug messages (dump_reg)
#define DRV_L6  (1UL /*0*/ << 9)    // debug messagse (timer)
#define DRV_L7  (1UL /*0*/ << 10)   // debug messages (VT rate control)
#if defined(_WIN32)||!defined(_KERNEL_MODE_)
#define ADP_L0  (1UL /*0*/ << 15)   // error messages
#define ADP_L1  (1UL /*0*/ << 16)   // info messages
#define ADP_L2  (1UL /*0*/ << 17)   // debug messages
#define ADP_L3  (1UL /*0*/ << 18)   // more debug messages
#define ADP_L4  (1UL /*0*/ << 19)   // warning messages
#define APP_L1  (1UL /*0*/ << 28)   // fatal error messages
// Marked out below line to disable all debug messages!
#define DEBUG_LEVEL (HAL_L1|HAL_L2|DRV_L0|DRV_L1|DRV_L2|DRV_L4|ADP_L0|ADP_L1|ADP_L2|ADP_L4|APP_L1)
//#define DEBUG_LEVEL (HAL_L1|HAL_L2|DRV_L0|DRV_L1|DRV_L2|DRV_L4|ADP_L0|ADP_L1|ADP_L2|ADP_L4|APP_L1|DRV_L3|ADP_L3|DRV_L5)
#else
//#define DEBUG_LEVEL (HAL_L1|HAL_L2|DRV_L0|DRV_L1|DRV_L2|DRV_L4|ADP_L0|ADP_L1|ADP_L2|ADP_L4|APP_L1|DRV_L3|ADP_L3|DRV_L5)
#endif

#if !defined(DEBUG_LEVEL)
#define DEBUG_LEVEL 0UL
#endif

#if !defined(_KERNEL_MODE_)&&(DEBUG_LEVEL!=0)
#define ms_dprintk ms_dprintf
#elif defined(_MFE_T8_)
//#include <linux/kernel.h>
#endif

#ifdef _MSC_VER

#if DEBUG_LEVEL == 0
#define ms_dprintk ms_dprintf
static __inline void ms_dprintf(MS_S32 level, const MS_S8 *fmt, ...) {}

#else /* DEBUG_LEVEL */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <windows.h>

static __inline void ms_dprintf(MS_S32 level, const MS_S8 *fmt, ...)
{
    va_list ap;
    MS_S8 msg[2048];

    if (!(level & DEBUG_LEVEL))
        return;

    va_start(ap, fmt);
    vsprintf(msg, fmt, ap);
#ifdef WINCE
    fprintf(stderr, "%s", msg);
#else
    OutputDebugStringA(msg);
#endif
    va_end(ap);
}

#endif /* DEBUG_LEVEL */

#else /* _MSC_VER */

#if (DEBUG_LEVEL & DRV_L5) || (DEBUG_LEVEL & DRV_L7)
#define DEBUG_MSG    (HAL_L1|DRV_L2|DRV_L3|ADP_L2|ADP_L3|DRV_L5|DRV_L7)
#elif (DEBUG_LEVEL & DRV_L3) || (DEBUG_LEVEL & ADP_L3)
#define DEBUG_MSG    (HAL_L1|DRV_L2|ADP_L2|DRV_L3|ADP_L3)
#else
#define DEBUG_MSG    (HAL_L1|DRV_L2|ADP_L2)
#endif
#define INFO_MSG     (DRV_L1|ADP_L1)
#define WARNING_MSG  (HAL_L2|DRV_L4|ADP_L4)
#define ERROR_MSG    (DRV_L0|ADP_L0)
#define FATAL_MSG    (APP_L1)

#define ms_dprintf(level, fmt, arg...)    \
    do {                                  \
        if (level & DEBUG_MSG) {          \
            ULOGD("MFE_EX", fmt, ##arg);  \
        }                                 \
        else if (level & INFO_MSG) {      \
            ULOGI("MFE_EX", fmt, ##arg);  \
        }                                 \
        else if (level & WARNING_MSG) {   \
            ULOGW("MFE_EX", fmt, ##arg);  \
        }                                 \
        else if (level & ERROR_MSG) {     \
            ULOGE("MFE_EX", fmt, ##arg);  \
        }                                 \
        else if (level & FATAL_MSG) {     \
            ULOGF("MFE_EX", fmt, ##arg);  \
        }                                 \
    } while (0)

#endif /* _MSC_VER */

#endif /* MS_DPRINTF_H */