NDC

2004-05-07 Thread Shuvalov, Andrew V
Title: NDC Hi, Btw, NDC support suck. I wonder if it is a priority to fix it in near future. Probably I can try to fix it myself, but I need to get the confirmation that my patch will be accepted. Andrew

VC++ .NET Compile Problems

2004-05-07 Thread Kris
Hi All, I am trying to compile log4cxx-0.9.6 as a dll using VC++ .NET but I am receiving a ton of compile errors. I'm resonably certain that I followed the instructions provided in the INSTALL and README files. The steps that I followed and the errors that I received are shown below. If anyone can

Planned release

2004-05-07 Thread Shuvalov, Andrew V
Title: Planned release Hi, Just want to ask when the next official release is planned. I'm done with preliminary evaluation of Log4cxx for my company's project, and I see no problems except those that I posted the last 3 days. But the problem is, I can't deploy the package based on patched

Extending LoggingEvent

2004-05-07 Thread Shuvalov, Andrew V
Title: Extending LoggingEvent Hi, I'm trying to subclass the LoggingEvent to use it in my own macros, but apparently I don't have that much control over it. In particular, I have to supply the message in constructor, and after that it is read-only. Let me explain why do I need access to writ

Re: Class xxx has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor

2004-05-07 Thread Christian Sailer
Hi, Maybe it is not a real problem, but i too still get lots of warnings when including log4cxx headers (maybe depending on compiler and compiler configuration... ), which is quite annoying. So getting rid of this warnings is nothing urgent, but would be nice to have. Maybe I find some time to h

Re: Class xxx has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor

2004-05-07 Thread Michaƫl CATANZARITI
Hello, I didn't get this warning on Linux or Windows. In C++, a virtual destructor is mandatory only if you call delete on a pointer to a parent class of the class to delete. in log4cxx case, the classes Class, ClassObject, ClassAppender, ... are instanciated as global/static variables (cf. macro