Logging

The logging functionality found in Cogs::Logging can be used to gather output from your program and pipe it through a controlled interface.

To use logging the developer must:

• Include the logging headers.
• Create a logger instance
• Use the appropriate methods, or preferably the logging macros provided.

#include 

namespace
{
  // Create a log instance to send our output to.
  Cogs::Logging::Log log = Cogs::Logging::getLogger("MyLogger");
  
  // Set up a callback function to handle log messages.
  void printfCallback(const char * message, const char * source, int category)
  {
    printf("[%d][%s][%s]", category, source, message);
  }
}

int main()
{
  // Set the callback function so that log output will be sent here
  Cogs::Logging::setLoggerCallback(printfCallback);
  
  // Log a message with the debug category.
  LOG_DEBUG(log, "Debug message.");

  // Log a message with the info category, formatting text.
  LOG_INFO(log, "Some numeric info: %d", 123);
  ...
}

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