looking for a recommendation for C logging library

looking for a recommendation for C logging library

[Robert P. J. Day]

  in some code i inherited, i'm tempted to replace the current,
cumbersome, in-house collection of logging code with a public package
of some kind.  any recommendations for a decent C logging library?
it should support selectable output files, multiple warning levels,
all the usual stuff.

  thoughts?

rday

Re: looking for a recommendation for C logging library

[Jason Sallis]

I've never personally tried it, but log4c
(http://log4c.sourceforge.net/) might be worth checking out.  I've
worked with both log4j and log4net extensively and since this project
is based on log4j, I would assume that it would meet your needs.

j-sa

On 6/3/05, Robert P. J. Day <rpjday@mindspring.com> wrote:
> 
>  in some code i inherited, i'm tempted to replace the current,
> cumbersome, in-house collection of logging code with a public package
> of some kind.  any recommendations for a decent C logging library?
> it should support selectable output files, multiple warning levels,
> all the usual stuff.
> 
>  thoughts?
> 
> rday
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Re: looking for a recommendation for C logging library

[Robert P. J. Day]

On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Jason Sallis wrote:

> I've never personally tried it, but log4c
> (http://log4c.sourceforge.net/) might be worth checking out.  I've
> worked with both log4j and log4net extensively and since this project
> is based on log4j, I would assume that it would meet your needs.
>
> j-sa

in fact, that's the very one i started looking at, having found it at
freshmeat.  my only concern is that this is going to be part of an
embedded system so space will be an issue.  as long as it isn't a
space hog, it's a possibility.

rday