* removed READMEs which are now part of the hackersguide

* some small updates

CVS patchset: 5495
CVS date: 2003/10/12 19:07:40

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-The xine logging system
-=======================
-
-xine offers a wide range of possibilities to display
-strings. This document should describe when to use
-which way and how to do it right.
-
-
-xine_log
---------
-Output which is done thru this function will be
-displayed by the frontend. It can not be disabled.
-If xine->verbosity is not 0 the messages will also
-be displayed on the console. Often these strings
-are translated.
-This function is for information which the user should
-read always.
-
-usage: xine_log(xine_t *xine, int buf, const char *format, ...);
-  -buf is either XINE_LOG_MSG for general messages or
-       XINE_LOG_PLUGIN for messages about plugins.
-
-
-xprintf
--------
-This macro uses the xine->verbosity value to decide
-if the string should be printed to the console. Possible
-values are XINE_VERBOSITY_NONE, XINE_VERBOSITY_LOG or
-XINE_VERBOSITY_DEBUG. By default nothing is printed.
-When you use xine-ui you can enable this output with
-the --verbose=[1,2] options.
-This function should be used for information which the
-user should only read up on request.
-
-usage: xprintf(xine_t *xine, int verbosity, const char *format, ...);
-
-
-lprintf/llprintf
-----------------
-These macros are for debugging purpose only. Under normal
-circumstances it is disabled. And can only be enabled by changing
-a define statement and a recompilation. It has to be enabled for these
-files that are of interest.
-It should only be use for information which is intended for developers.
-
-usage: lprintf(const char *format, ...);
-       llprintf(cat , const char *format, ...);
-  where cat is a flag which enables or disables this logging.
-
-
--lprintf can be enabled by defining LOG at the top of the source file:
-#define LOG
-
--llprintf can used for more than one categorie per file by using diffent lables:
-#define LOG_LOAD 1
-#define LOG_SAVE 0
-
-llprintf(LOG_LOAD, "loading was successful\n");
-llprintf(LOG_SAVE, "could not save to file %s\n", filename);
-
-in this case only hte first messages is printed. To enable/disable change the
-defines.
-
--LOG_MODULE should be used to set the modulename for xprintf/lprintf/llprintf.
-Each output line starts with "modulename: ":
-#define LOG_MODULE "modulename"
-
--LOG_VERBOSE should be set to enable the logging of functionname and linenumbers:
-#define LOG_VERBOSE
-
-then the output will be:
-modulename: (function_name:42) message
-
-
-
-