dbg-macro

Automatically prints file name, line number, function name, and the original expression, making it easy to trace debug statements without manual formatting, as shown in the example output.

Includes type information and has specialized printers for containers, pointers, and enums, providing more insight than basic print statements, demonstrated in the README with vector and custom type examples.

Can be used inside expressions without altering behavior, returning the original value, which allows debugging without breaking apart complex code, as illustrated in the factorial example.

Consists of a single dbg.h file with no dependencies, making it trivial to integrate into any C++ project with minimal setup, supported by installation methods like copying or using package managers.