#include "fatal-impl.h"
#include "log.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstdio>
#include <csignal>

Include dependency graph for fatal-impl.cc:

Namespaces
	ns3
	Every class exported by the ns3 library is enclosed in the ns3 namespace.

	ns3::FatalImpl
	Implementation namespace for fatal error handlers.

	ns3::FatalImpl::anonymous_namespace{fatal-impl.cc}
	Unnamed namespace for fatal streams memory implementation and signal handler.

Functions
void	ns3::FatalImpl::FlushStreams (void)
	Flush all currently registered streams. More...

std::list< std::ostream * > *	ns3::FatalImpl::anonymous_namespace{fatal-impl.cc}::GetStreamList (void)
	Get the stream list, initializing it if necessary. More...

std::list< std::ostream * > **	ns3::FatalImpl::anonymous_namespace{fatal-impl.cc}::PeekStreamList (void)
	Static variable pointing to the list of output streams to be flushed on fatal errors. More...

void	ns3::FatalImpl::RegisterStream (std::ostream *stream)
	Register a stream to be flushed on abnormal exit. More...

void	ns3::FatalImpl::anonymous_namespace{fatal-impl.cc}::sigHandler (int sig)
	Overrides normal SIGSEGV handler once the HandleTerminate function is run. More...

void	ns3::FatalImpl::UnregisterStream (std::ostream *stream)
	Unregister a stream for flushing on abnormal exit. More...

Detailed Description

The singleton pattern we use here is tricky because we have to ensure:

RegisterStream() succeeds, even if called before main() enters and before any constructor run in this file.
UnregisterStream() succeeds, whether or not FlushStreams() has been called.
All memory allocated with new is deleted properly before program exit.

This is why we go through all the painful hoops below.

Definition in file fatal-impl.cc.

Namespaces