Qtopia-interest Archive, March 2008
Congrats on qLog
Message 1 in thread
Hey,
I know that creating a platform is not easy and instead of only showing flaws
I would like to congratulate on qLog. It is really interesting.
With kdDebug I was exposed to debug areas the first time, and it is no wonder
that Opie adopted them in ~2001 (IIRC), (we could send these errors using
UDP, and it was configurable as well).
What I like about qLog and is genuine is the possibilitiy to disable/enable
certain areas at compile time and hope the compiler is optimising those away.
Really neat! Also the macro/branch to determine only once if a certain qLog
should be printed (using 0, 2, 3 and &1) is really cool.
so well done!
z.
PS: It would be cool to send these qLog's using UDP and use colors for the
areas.
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Message 2 in thread
Holger Freyther wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I know that creating a platform is not easy and instead of only showing flaws
> I would like to congratulate on qLog. It is really interesting.
>
> With kdDebug I was exposed to debug areas the first time, and it is no wonder
> that Opie adopted them in ~2001 (IIRC), (we could send these errors using
> UDP, and it was configurable as well).
>
> What I like about qLog and is genuine is the possibilitiy to disable/enable
> certain areas at compile time and hope the compiler is optimising those away.
> Really neat! Also the macro/branch to determine only once if a certain qLog
> should be printed (using 0, 2, 3 and &1) is really cool.
>
> so well done!
>
> z.
>
> PS: It would be cool to send these qLog's using UDP and use colors for the
> areas.
You can set up syslog for remote logging of these messages.
and start Qtopia with qpe 2>&1 | logger -t 'Qtopia'
>
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