> Why not:
>
> #if defined(DEBUG_ENABLE)
> # define LOGGING_MAX (~0)
> #else
> # define LOGGING_MAX 0xFF
> #endif
>
> or something like that?
This is deliberately undocumented and somewhat difficult to enable,
since I'm worried that a distributor will enable it by default in their
binary package. (You know, experience shows that not all distributors
are intelligent.)
You see, LOGGING_MAX is the mechanism that causes the logging instructions
that are not enabled to be compiled out -- in that way, the values that
are printed are not even evaluated. Setting LOGGING_MAX to 0xFF causes
all of this code to be included, and Polipo's performance to be reduced.
> or:
>
> #define D_CLIENT_REQ 0x80
>
> instead of 0x800?
Oh, that's another issue -- I don't want to make it easy for stupid
admins to spy on their users.
Juliusz
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