Revision 1005170

THRIFT-926. cpp: remove auto-stringification in TLogging.h

The T_DEBUG* and T_ERROR* macros used preprocessor stringification to
stringify the format string argument.  This was weird and unintuitive.

With the old behavior:

- Quotes surrounding the format string were included in the message:
  T_DEBUG("this is a test") --> expanded to  "\"this is a test\""

- Backslashes in the string are escaped so they print literally:
  T_DEBUG("foo\nbar")       --> expanded to  "\"foo\\nbar\""

- Standard fixed-width integer format macros don't work:
  T_DEBUG("x: %" PRIi64, x) --> expanded to  "\"x: %\" PRIi64"

The last item is particularly problematic, since it prevents 64-bit
values from being logged portably.

With the new code, the following will no longer compile:

  T_DEBUG(this is my log message: %d, 5)

I don't think that is a bad thing, though.