Logging method invocations in Objective C

Here is a code fragment I use to log method invocations in Objective-C. The great advantage of Objective-C is that you can find out what the name of the method is that is executing. I don't believe this is possible in a language like Java.

QSLogMethodInvocation macro

// Prints a line in the console stating the name of the // method that is invoked. // // For example if class Foo has a method bar, the definition // of bar in the class Foo could contain QSLogMethodInvocation(). // The following message will be logged: Invoked bar from class Foo #define QSLogMethodInvocation()\ NSLog(@"[LOG] Invoked %@ from class %@",\ [NSString stringWithCString:(char *)_cmd], [self class])

QSLogAbstractMethodInvocationError macro

// Prints a line in the console stating an abstract method // was invoked. // // For example if class Foo has an abstract method bar, // the definition of bar in the class Foo should contain // QSLogAbstractMethodInvocationError(). // The following message will be logged: // Error (Foo): abstract method bar invoked #define QSLogAbstractMethodInvocationError()\ NSLog(@"[LOG] Error (%@): abstract method %@ invoked",\ [self class], [NSString stringWithCString:(char *)_cmd])