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3 * Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Mellanox Technologies LTD. All rights reserved.
4 * Copyright (c) 1996-2003 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
16 * - Redistributions of source code must retain the above
20 * - Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
187 * The debug output macros reserve the upper bit of the debug level to
208 * debug level to control non-error debug output. Error messages are
209 * always displayed, regardless of the lower bit definition.
211 * When specifying the debug output desired for non-error messages
262 * set in CHK_LVL unless the most significant bit is set (indicating an
266 * In multi-processor environments where the current processor can be
267 * determined, the zero-based number of the processor on which the output
327 * In multi-processor environments where the current processor can be
328 * determined, the zero-based number of the processor on which the output
387 * In multi-processor environments where the current processor can be
388 * determined, the zero-based number of the processor on which the output
450 * If the DBG_LVL has the upper bit set, the output will contain
456 * In multi-processor environments where the current processor can be
457 * determined, the zero-based number of the processor on which the output
527 * If the DBG_LVL has the upper bit set, the output will contain
533 * In multi-processor environments where the current processor can be
534 * determined, the zero-based number of the processor on which the output
555 /****d* Component Library: Debug Output/64-bit Print Format
557 * 64-bit Print Format
560 * The 64-bit print keywords allow users to use 64-bit values in debug or
563 * Different platforms define 64-bit print formats differently. The 64-bit
569 * Print a 64-bit integer in signed decimal format.
571 * Print a 64-bit integer in hexadecimal format.
573 * Print a 64-bit integer in octal format.
575 * Print a 64-bit integer in unsigned decimal format.
579 * // Print a 64-bit integer in hexadecimal format.
584 * following the '%' sign in the string preceding the 64-bit print keyword.