faux: Remove unused dump.h

faux/dump.h

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-/*
- * dump.h
- */
-/**
-\ingroup lub
-\defgroup lub_dump dump
-@{
-
-\brief This utility provides a simple hierachical debugging mechanism.
-
-By indenting and undenting the output, printing nested debug messages is made
-easy.
-*/
-#ifndef _lub_dump_h
-#define _lub_dump_h
-
-#define LUB_DUMP_NULL "(null)"
-#define LUB_DUMP_STR(str) ( str ? str : LUB_DUMP_NULL )
-#define LUB_DUMP_BOOL(val) ( val ? "true" : "false" )
-
-#include <stdarg.h>
-/*=====================================
- * DUMP INTERFACE
- *===================================== */
-/**
- * This operation behaves identically to the standard printf() function
- * with the exception that the offset at the begining of the line is 
- * determined by the current indent settings.
- * \pre 
- * - none
- *
- * \return
- * The number of characters sent to stdout.
- *
- * \post
- * - The formatted message will be sent to stdout.
- */
- /*lint -esym(534,lub_dump_printf) Ignoring return value of function */
-int lub_dump_printf(
-	    /**
-             * printf-like format string
-             */
-			   const char *fmt, ...
-    );
-/**
- * This operation indicates that the offset for messages should be increased by
- * one level.
- *
- * \pre 
- * - none
- *
- * \post
- * - An indentation divider will be sent to stdout to emphasise the change
- *   in offset.
- * - Subsequent calls to lub_dump_printf() will output at this new offset.
- * - Client may call lub_undent() to restore offset.
- */
-void lub_dump_indent(void);
-/**
- * This operation indicates that the offset for messages should be decreased by
- * one level.
- *
- * \pre 
- * - lub_dump_indent() should have been called at least one more time than
- *   this function.
- *
- * \post
- * - An indentation divider will be sent to stdout to emphasise the change
- *   in offset.
- * - Subsequent calls to lub_dump_printf() will output at this new offset.
- */
-void lub_dump_undent(void);
-
-#endif				/* _lub_dump_h */
-/** @} lub_dump */