On Wednesday, 12 November 2014 at 12:39:24 UTC, Robert burner
Schadek wrote:
Only one thread can write to one Logger at a time, also known
as synchronization. Anything else is properly wrong. But you
can have as many Logger as you have memory.
One thing we can improve is to use thread-local stdlog singletons
(that forward to global shared one by default) instead of using
shared one as entry point. In server applications one would
typically want to have logs buffered per thread or even sent to
remote process / machine in parallel - while this can be done
right now it would require applications to resort from using
stdlog completely.
Better approach that comes to my mind is to have both
thread-local and global configurable stdlog and have means to
explicitly capture lock on global one from local proxies for
optimized bulk logging.
