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%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
%% File: tracer.erl
%%
%% Description:
%% This file contains an example of pre and post conditions for
%% the corba backend.
%%
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
-module(tracer).
-include("m.hrl").
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
%% External exports
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
-export([pre/3, post/4]).
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
%% Internal exports
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
-export([]).
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
%% External functions
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
pre(M, F, [State, I]) when is_integer(I) ->
io:format("Precond called in process ~p: ~s:~s() ~p\n", [self(), M, F, [State, I]]),
ok;
pre(_M, _F, _A) -> %% Just an silly example to get an exception case
corba:raise(#'m_NotAnInteger'{}).
post(M, F, A, R) ->
io:format("Postcond called in process ~p: ~s:~s() ~p ~p\n", [self(), M, F, A, R]),
ok.
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
%% Internal functions
%%-----------------------------------------------------------------
