Just to let you know, a user has kindly posted a tutorial Pantheios logging library - basic blog entry, which covers the basics of obtaining, installing, and using the Pantheios library.
I've just scanned it, and it looks like it covers quite a lot of stuff.
I'll read it fully soon, and post any more relevant news.
Thanks, Son DN!
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Pantheios 1.0.1 beta 197 released: be.file supports date/time in log file name
The latest release of Pantheios provides an enhancement to the be.file back-end, supporting current-date and/or current-time to form part of the log file-name. For example,
pantheios_be_file_setFilePath("test-%T-%D.log");
The %T specifier is replaced by the current time, in the format HHMMSS. The %D specifier is replaced by the current date, in the format YYYYMMSS. If the function is called at, say, 7:22 am (and 10 seconds) on the 19th October 2010, the process will log to the file test-20101019-072210.log.
(Note, as always, the following caveat: Pantheios' stock back-ends are intended for tutorial or simple program purposes. More sophisticated logging should be provided by having Pantheios delegate its transport to a fully-fledged logging library.)
#include <pantheios/backends/bec.file.h>
pantheios_be_file_setFilePath("test-%T-%D.log");
The %T specifier is replaced by the current time, in the format HHMMSS. The %D specifier is replaced by the current date, in the format YYYYMMSS. If the function is called at, say, 7:22 am (and 10 seconds) on the 19th October 2010, the process will log to the file test-20101019-072210.log.
(Note, as always, the following caveat: Pantheios' stock back-ends are intended for tutorial or simple program purposes. More sophisticated logging should be provided by having Pantheios delegate its transport to a fully-fledged logging library.)
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