Log4sendpp is a C++ client library that enables logging from various hosts. It operates independently and streamlines the process of capturing and storing logs.
I recently had the opportunity to test out log4sendpp, a C++ client library that aims to simplify logging for users of the log4j framework. This library offers a platform independent solution for sending log messages over TCP/IP, or writing them to a local file. It's perfect for those who require basic logging functionality for debugging purposes.
What sets log4sendpp apart from other logging frameworks is its minimalistic approach to logging. It only supports the most essential features, allowing it to remain lightweight and easily extensible. In fact, the library is so lightweight that users can even reduce its footprint by disabling certain C++ features such as RTTI and exceptions. And by incorporating an optimized STL, log4sendpp can further reduce memory consumption, making it a viable solution even for embedded systems.
Additionally, log4sendpp is currently being developed to include support for unit test frameworks, which will make testing even more streamlined for developers. To get started with the library, users will need to ensure they have CppUnit installed.
In terms of recent improvements, the latest release includes minor bug fixes, specifically addressing compilation issues with g++ 4.3. Overall, I found log4sendpp to be a useful and effective solution for basic logging needs. Its lightweight design and platform independent capabilities make it a solid choice for developers looking to quickly integrate logging into their projects.
What sets log4sendpp apart from other logging frameworks is its minimalistic approach to logging. It only supports the most essential features, allowing it to remain lightweight and easily extensible. In fact, the library is so lightweight that users can even reduce its footprint by disabling certain C++ features such as RTTI and exceptions. And by incorporating an optimized STL, log4sendpp can further reduce memory consumption, making it a viable solution even for embedded systems.
Additionally, log4sendpp is currently being developed to include support for unit test frameworks, which will make testing even more streamlined for developers. To get started with the library, users will need to ensure they have CppUnit installed.
In terms of recent improvements, the latest release includes minor bug fixes, specifically addressing compilation issues with g++ 4.3. Overall, I found log4sendpp to be a useful and effective solution for basic logging needs. Its lightweight design and platform independent capabilities make it a solid choice for developers looking to quickly integrate logging into their projects.
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Version 0.5.1: N/A