elog-gen.py : read multiple error yaml files

This change enables the elog-gen script to look at more than one error
yaml file (and corresponding metadata yaml file). The input to the
script had to be changed to a yaml directory, containing
error yaml files, instead of a single error yaml file.

The reason to support reading multiple error yaml files is that,
without this, applications have to all dump their errors in a single big
error yaml file. Now it's possible to write application/domain specific
error yaml files; they just need to be exported to the same location,
from where elog-gen.py can pick them.

Change-Id: I9418bf0e0b54a7b7f7701b337649cb8eb4c54913
Signed-off-by: Deepak Kodihalli <dkodihal@in.ibm.com>

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/logging_test.cpp b/logging_test.cpp
index 55d7d45..b781482 100644
--- a/logging_test.cpp
+++ b/logging_test.cpp
@@ -75,21 +75,21 @@ int main()
     const char *test_string = "/tmp/test_string/";
     try
     {
-        elog<xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error::TestErrorOne>(
-                xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error::TestErrorOne::
+        elog<example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example::TestErrorOne>(
+                example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example::TestErrorOne::
                     ERRNUM(number),
-                xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error::TestErrorOne::
+                example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example::TestErrorOne::
                     FILE_PATH(test_string),
-                xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error::TestErrorOne::
+                example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example::TestErrorOne::
                     FILE_NAME("elog_test_3.txt"));
     }
-    catch (elogException<xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error::TestErrorOne>& e)
+    catch (elogException<example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example::TestErrorOne>& e)
     {
         std::cout << "elog exception caught: " << e.what() << std::endl;
     }
 
     // Reduce our error namespaces
-    using namespace xyz::openbmc_project::Example::Error;
+    using namespace example::xyz::openbmc_project::Example;
 
     // Now read back and verify our data made it into the journal
     std::stringstream stream;