Hmm, I don't know if I want Microsoft c# <spit> here. I just coded a little bit c# at the weekend, because know your enemy ;-). It's a shamless plug of Java and nothing really innovative. They just put their dirty COM objects in a package structure under hud of their so called language independet CLR VM. And it's more a marketing trick to get us Java devs on the MS side. In the API they don't mention in one word Java, as it would not exist, so C# don't exist for me.
Read: <http://www.sdmagazine.com/documents/s=733/sdm0103a/0103a.htm> <http://www.javalobby.org/clr.html> That's my personal view. I would rather like to see a C++ port here ;). But I'm young and I like to polarize... ~Gerhard >Hi, > >For what it was worth it was me who encouraged Justin to submit this to the >list. I don't really know much about C# but it does look interesting from a >technical perspective. > >If no one has any objections I would love to see this sit in an Avalon CVS to >watch how it evolves and so forth. Especially if one day I have to switch to >C# :) > >So what does everyone say? > >> Hello All! >> >> I've worked on a variety of projects that all had different ways to log >> information. Some of them extensible, most of them not. So I started >> using log4net which is a .NET port of log4j, but I didn't like all the >> configuration stuff I had to have in there because it either had to come >> from a configuration file (which only applications can have) or an XML >> element class. Neither of which I liked. >> >> As luck would have it, I ran across LogKit. It has the same heirarchal >> categories that log4j has minus the configuration headaches. Unlike log4j, >> there is no .NET port. So I ported it. >> >> You can download the bits that I have so far at >> http://www.pinetree-tech.com/code/logkit.zip >> >> It is version 0.9.15.0. The reason being is because I don't have the >> ContextMap code in their yet. I'm still working on how .NET does thread >> local storage. Also I only have 2 log targets, Stream and TextWriter. So >> before I'm 1.0 complete, I need the FileStrategy, RotateStrategy, >> ContextMap, and Priority filters. >> >> In the ZIP file, you'll find a NAnt (http://nant.sourceforge.net/) build >> script. Its pretty simple right now. I'm trying to get the Microsoft help >> compiler so I can build the documentation. >> >> I am wondering whether or not you all would like this in the CVS directory >> of LogKit? If not, no biggee. I'll put in SourceForge. Either way, for >> right now you can download the code from the above link. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
