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buherator
buherator
Is there a #logging library that provides nice interfaces (not N config variables) for both:
- "Reliable" logging, when you want to e.g. flush every message immediately because you are debugging
- "Performant" logging, when you don't want to waste time on I/O?
(what's the proper terminology here?)
There must be of course middle-ground, e.g. I imagine errors should always be recorded reliably in many situations, but I imagine that e.g. auto-tweaking performance on debug log level would be reasonable.
- "Reliable" logging, when you want to e.g. flush every message immediately because you are debugging
- "Performant" logging, when you don't want to waste time on I/O?
(what's the proper terminology here?)
There must be of course middle-ground, e.g. I imagine errors should always be recorded reliably in many situations, but I imagine that e.g. auto-tweaking performance on debug log level would be reasonable.
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wirepair
wirepair@mastodon.social@buherator what language? I think the goto for c++ is spdlog
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