=> R0 = session log handle
R1 = format string
R2 = priority
R3 = pointer block containing r0-r3, r8-r12 and r14
R4-R7 = parameters
Appends a 'formatted string' to the log using the registers specifed.
Usually you'd use code like this to call LogFormatted :
STMFD (sp)!,{r0-r3,r8-r12,link}
ADR r0,ourlogname the log name
ADD r1,pc,#12 the format string
MOV r2,#124 the priority
MOV r3,sp the block of registers
SWI "SysLog_LogFormatted"
B P%+(LENt$+8)ANDNOT3
EQUS t$+STRING$(4-(LENt$AND3),CHR$0)
LDMFD (sp)!,{r0-r3,r8-r12,link}
SysLog_LogFormatted format string
These strings are in a similar style to the C 'printf', or JFPatch 'REM' output format strings. The format string is a template for which the following sequences will be expanded :
Sequence Expansion
%% a % character
%<reg>a the network ordered ip address in register <reg>
%<reg>c the ascii character in register <reg>
%<reg>d the signed decimal number in register <reg>
%<reg>e the internet error in register <reg>
%<reg>f the filename of the handle in register <reg>
%<reg>p the object pointed to by register <reg>
(Note: This should be followed by one of the other qualifiers in this list)
%<reg>s the ctrl terminated string pointed to by register <reg>
%<reg>x the unsigned hex integer in register <reg>
%<reg>z the zero terminated string pointed to by register <reg>
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