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#define	EASYS_ENTITY_TYPE uint32_t
	Defines the underlying data type for an Entity ID.

#define	EASYS_ENTITY_LIMIT 10000
	Defines the maximum number of entities allowed in the ECS.

#define	EASYS_LOG_ENABLED 0
	Master switch for all logging functionality.

#define	EASYS_LOG_VERBOSITY 0
	Enables additional verbose logging output.

#define	EASYS_LOG_LEVEL 2
	Sets the global logging level.

#define	EASYS_LOG_TO_FILE 0
	Enables or disables logging to a file.

#define	EASYS_LOG_FILE_PATH "easys_log.txt"
	Defines the file path used for file-based logging.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ EASYS_ENTITY_LIMIT

#define EASYS_ENTITY_LIMIT 10000

Defines the maximum number of entities allowed in the ECS.

This sets the limit for the total number of concurrent entities. It can be overridden by the user to adjust memory usage and capacity. Defaults to 10000.

◆ EASYS_ENTITY_TYPE

#define EASYS_ENTITY_TYPE uint32_t

Defines the underlying data type for an Entity ID.

This can be overridden by the user to use a different integer type, for example, uint64_t for a larger entity count. Defaults to uint32_t.

◆ EASYS_LOG_ENABLED

#define EASYS_LOG_ENABLED 0

Master switch for all logging functionality.

When set to 0, all logging code is compiled out, regardless of log level or verbosity settings.

Note: Defaults to 0 (disabled).

◆ EASYS_LOG_FILE_PATH

#define EASYS_LOG_FILE_PATH "easys_log.txt"

Defines the file path used for file-based logging.

This macro specifies the output file when EASYS_LOG_TO_FILE is enabled.

Note: Defaults to "easys_log.txt".

◆ EASYS_LOG_LEVEL

#define EASYS_LOG_LEVEL 2

Sets the global logging level.

Controls which log messages are emitted based on severity.

Valid values:

0 = NONE
1 = ERROR
2 = INFO
3 = DEBUG
4 = TRACE

Messages with a severity greater than this level are discarded.

Note: Defaults to 2 (INFO).

◆ EASYS_LOG_TO_FILE

#define EASYS_LOG_TO_FILE 0

Enables or disables logging to a file.

When enabled, log output is written to the file specified by EASYS_LOG_FILE_PATH.

Note: Defaults to 0 (disabled).

◆ EASYS_LOG_VERBOSITY

#define EASYS_LOG_VERBOSITY 0

Enables additional verbose logging output.

This macro can be used to enable extended or diagnostic log output beyond standard severity-based filtering.

The exact meaning of verbosity is implementation-defined.

Note: Defaults to 0 (disabled).

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