This software provides message tracing support for programs with high security concerns. It helps track message communication for better security implementation.
Paranoid::Debug is an essential Perl module specially designed to provide support for message tracing in paranoid programs. It's a perfect tool for efficient debugging during software development. With Paranoid::Debug, you are at liberty to set a level of detail to pdebug statements, which will only be displayed when PDEBUG equals that level or higher. This is an efficient way to produce various levels of debugging output, making it easier to track bugs.
Furthermore, Paranoid::Debug comes with the pIn and pOut functions, which are incredibly useful for tracking recursion levels. If you want to visually see the level of recursion, use these functions as they will cause debugging output to be correctly indented at the beginning and end of each function.
It's worth noting that this module has a function known as perror, which has a similar function in the POSIC module. If you plan to use this module, it's best to avoid using or importing the POSIX version of this function.
Another point to note is that modules in the Paranoid framework have debug levels ranging from 9 upwards. However, for personal modules or code, it's recommended to use levels from 1 to 8. Overall, this module provides you with a basic yet functional framework that makes debugging your code more efficient, thus improving the software development process.
Furthermore, Paranoid::Debug comes with the pIn and pOut functions, which are incredibly useful for tracking recursion levels. If you want to visually see the level of recursion, use these functions as they will cause debugging output to be correctly indented at the beginning and end of each function.
It's worth noting that this module has a function known as perror, which has a similar function in the POSIC module. If you plan to use this module, it's best to avoid using or importing the POSIX version of this function.
Another point to note is that modules in the Paranoid framework have debug levels ranging from 9 upwards. However, for personal modules or code, it's recommended to use levels from 1 to 8. Overall, this module provides you with a basic yet functional framework that makes debugging your code more efficient, thus improving the software development process.
What's New
Version 0.20: N/A