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I'm working on a C++ application, where I want to add some lines to the output window. This must work in Release mode, as the application is a service, which does not respond fast enough in debug mode.
In order to add information to the output window, StackOverflow's AI assistant (session ID "74e0b81f-f3bb-42aa-8c72-cdc89f3a4afc") keeps telling me:
Either how to program this myself.
Either to use three lines of code, just for writing one simple line.
This is (more or less) what I want to do:
Write_To_Output_Window("Value=[%d]", v, ...)
You see: no declaration of the string first, then filling it up, and only then writing to output: no, just a single line of code.
I just can't imagine such a thing does not exist yet, can anybody tell me how to do it (without needing to program it myself)? (It seems that TRACE is such a function but it only works for MFC programs, how can I know my program is MFC?)
(For your information: I tried using TRACE() but that seems to be defined as __noop)
I'm using a recent version of C++: ISO C++20 Standard (/std:c++20)
