Depending your specific requirements for a logging solution, your other
option is to use whatever logging services are available on your OS. What I
have in mind is Syslog on BSD/Linux or Event Log on Windows. I always
considered it to be a "standard" for logging if you are developing for a
specific OS.
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Lutz Michael cc:
<michael.h.lutz@s Subject: C++ logging solutions
iemens.com>
01/22/2003 10:04
AM
Please respond to
"Log4J Users
List"
I apologize in advance for this question being asked on the Log4j list, but
unfortunately I'm running out of options.
My organization requires a C++ logging solution, and after looking
carefully
at the Log4j ports to C/C++, I'm finding important functionality missing
and
maturity lacking somewhat. One of our options is of course to join forces
in development (probably w/log4cpp), this is something we're of course
considering.
Can anyone (please!) point me in the right direction to a listing of C++
logging solutions? Is there a standard in C++ as there is in Java (I
consider Log4j to virtually be a Java standard in a practical sense). My
organization will consider both Open Source and commercial alternatives.
Any help is **greatly** appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mike
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