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Date: | 2006-07-20 (10:12) |
From: | Matthieu Dubuget <matthieu.dubuget@l...> |
Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Logging |
Tiago Antão a écrit : > Hi! > > Are there any best practices/libraries regarding logging in CAML? My > main use for it will be debugging (I know there are debugging > facilities in CAML, but I am very used to using log as a debug tool - > think Log4J for instance)... > > Thanks a lot, > Tiago > > I do not know Log4J. For the same purpose as yours, I did a small Log library, using another one, called Tics. Tics is a binding to QueryPerformanceCouter and al. on MS Windows. At this moment, it is not multiplatform, but this should be done very easily. I need Tics because each message sent to Log is timestamped and stored in memory. The user of Log then can flush and print or display the stored message when possible. I did this because I have plenty of memory for those tests, and I wanted to avoid IO perturbations of timing. I also needed precise timing, because I'm working with hardware. Except from those constraint, I really don't think my tools are forth using. Salutations Matt