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Asked: 2026-05-14T03:38:24+00:00

I have a C++ class I want to inspect. So, I would like to

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I have a C++ class I want to inspect. So, I would like to all methods print their parameters and the return, just before getting out.

The latter looks somewhat easy. If I do return() for everything, a macro

#define return(a) cout << (a) << endl; return (a)

would do it (might be wrong) if I padronize all returns to parenthesized (or whatever this may be called). If I want to take this out, just comment out the define.

However, printing inputs seems more difficult. Is there a way I can do it, using C++ structures or with a workaroud hack?

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    However, printing inputs seems more
    difficult. Is there a way I can do it,
    using C++ structures or with a
    workaroud hack?

    No.

    Update: I’m going to lose some terseness in my answer by suggesting that you can probably achieve what you need by applying Design by Contract.

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