Make the --verbose flag universal
Previously, the --verbose flag was only present in debug builds. Now it's present whether you define DEBUG or not. What changes is the amount of information printed to stderr: DEBUG sets the --verbose log level to 0 (debug), while DEBUG unset sets it to 1 (info). This makes driving the binary slightly simpler as you don't have to detect whether it's a debug build by scanning for "--verbose" in the help output.
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src/mode.h
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src/mode.h
@@ -51,23 +51,23 @@ void mode(char* mode, int argc, char **argv);
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#define GETOPT_SIZE GETOPT_ARG( OPT_SIZE, 'S' )
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#define GETOPT_BIND GETOPT_ARG( OPT_BIND, 'b' )
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#ifdef DEBUG
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# define OPT_VERBOSE "verbose"
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# define SOPT_VERBOSE "v"
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# define GETOPT_VERBOSE GETOPT_FLAG( OPT_VERBOSE, 'v' )
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# define VERBOSE_LINE \
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#define OPT_VERBOSE "verbose"
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#define SOPT_VERBOSE "v"
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#define GETOPT_VERBOSE GETOPT_FLAG( OPT_VERBOSE, 'v' )
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#define VERBOSE_LINE \
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"\t--" OPT_VERBOSE ",-" SOPT_VERBOSE "\t\tOutput debug information.\n"
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#ifdef DEBUG
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# define VERBOSE_LOG_LEVEL 0
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#else
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# define GETOPT_VERBOSE {0}
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# define VERBOSE_LINE ""
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# define SOPT_VERBOSE ""
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# define VERBOSE_LOG_LEVEL 1
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#endif
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#define OPT_QUIET "quiet"
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#define SOPT_QUIET "q"
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#define GETOPT_QUIET GETOPT_FLAG( OPT_QUIET, 'q' )
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#define QUIET_LINE \
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"\t--" OPT_QUIET ",-" SOPT_QUIET "\t\tOutput only fatal informatio.\n"
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"\t--" OPT_QUIET ",-" SOPT_QUIET "\t\tOutput only fatal information.\n"
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#define HELP_LINE \
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