Don't get any logs att DBUG level

[Jonatan]

Hi!

I'm trying out logog for use in a new software and I would appreciate
some help. In the main function in the project I set up logog
immediately and creates a log message at every level:

LOGOG_INITIALIZE();
logog::LogFile errFile("log.txt");
DBUG("Debug");
INFO("Info");
WARN3("Warning3");
WARN2("Warning2");
WARN1("Warning1");
WARN("Warning");
ERR("Error");
ALERT("Alert");
CRITICAL("Critical");
EMERGENCY("Emergency");

This produces nine rows in the logfile and not ten. The missing one is
"Debug".

I compile with -DLOGOG_LEVEL=LOGOG_LEVEL_ALL and I have assured that
other levels (LOGOG_LEVEL_NONE, LOGOG_LEVEL_ERROR etc) gives the
desired result.

Do you have any thoughts of what I can try to make it work?

Jonatan Lindström

[John Byrd]

For whatever reason your compiler may not be happy with setting flags
via -D. Try editing const.hpp and modifying this line:

#define LOGOG_LEVEL LOGOG_LEVEL_INFO

to

#define LOGOG_LEVEL LOGOG_LEVEL_DEBUG

jwb

[Jonatan]

Thank you for quick response!

Setting of flags with -D works fine for other levels. I have tried
setting it to LOGOG_LEVEL_NONE and then no logs where made and also
one of the middle levels wich also worked properly.

I have now tried to edit const.hpp. I confirmed that changes are only
considered if I dont set the flag through the compiler as well.
However the result was the same. I can specify level but
LOGOG_LEVEL_DEBUG is never used.

/Jonatan

[John Byrd]

Did you recompile the logog library, or just your test program?  You'll need to recompile both with the flag setting for each of them.

jwb

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[John Byrd]

And if it helps, I just changed the default setting so this shouldn't be a problem for you in the future.  Get the latest and recompile the library from scratch.

jwb

[Jonatan]

Hi!

How silly of me, I didn't consider recompiling logog. Now it works.

I think it is wise to enable the debug level by default.
(and I dont JUST write that because I didn't figure it out) ;-)

Tanks!
/jonatan

On 13 mar, 23:17, John Byrd <jb...@giganticsoftware.com> wrote:
> And if it helps, I just changed the default setting so this shouldn't be a
> problem for you in the future.  Get the latest and recompile the library
> from scratch.
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> jwb
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> On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 12:07 PM, John Byrd <jb...@giganticsoftware.com>wrote:
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> > Did you recompile the logog library, or just your test program?  You'll
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> Irvine, CA   92612-1001http://www.giganticsoftware.com