The TRACE macros are obsolete, use ATLTRACE2.
TRACE0 is similar to TRACE and is one variant of a group of trace macros that you can use for debug output.
Parameters
- exp
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A format string as used in the run-time function printf.
The group includes:
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TRACE0 Takes a format string (Only) and can be used for simple text messages, which are dumped to afxDump.
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TRACE1 Takes a format string plus one argument (one variable that is dumped to afxDump).
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TRACE2 Takes a format string plus two arguments (two variables that are dumped to afxDump).
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TRACE3 Takes a format string plus three arguments (three variables that are dumped to afxDump).
TRACE0 does nothing if you have compiled a release version of your application. As with TRACE, it only dumps data to afxDump if you have compiled a debug version of your application.
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| This macro is available only in the debug version of MFC. |
// Example for TRACE0
TRACE0( "Start Dump of MyClass members:" );
// Another example for TRACE0
// This works, but it is easier to use TRACE() or TRACE1()
DWORD dwLastError = ::GetLastError();
CString str;
str.Format("The last error code for this thread is %d\n", dwLastError);
TRACE0( (LPCTSTR) str);
// These are all normal uses of TRACE0()
TRACE0("This message will be output. ");
TRACE0("This text is on the same line.\n");
TRACE0("This text is on the next line.\n");
Reference
TRACE
TRACE1
TRACE2
TRACE3
Concepts
MFC Macros and Globals
