Re: [Boost-users] Logging library

Hi, we are using the POCO library for logging, too. There are lots of nice concepts in it. It is easy to get started. On the other hand, I cannot help but feel that there must be a more elegant and flexible way to do the things they do. IMHO, they have a tendency to re-invent the wheel sometimes, coming up with their own and quite different smart pointers, threading library, etc. In the long run, we plan to replace it, without knowing the replacement and despite the fact that Poco::Logging is the best I have come to play with, yet. Maybe we will take the basic ideas and write something on our own using boost? Just my 2ct. Regards, Roland Oliver Kania wrote:

hello, At the moment I am using the POCO-logging library. http://pocoproject.org/poco/info/index.html

I know it is not boost but it is very usable and has a clean structure. I have not tried any of the boost logging proposals.

best regards, Oliver

2008/9/24 Michael Marcin mailto:mike.marcin@gmail.com>

Mads Bondo Dydensborg wrote:

Hi there

I am looking for a logging library, and has gotten confused about wheter:

http://www.torjo.com/log2/

Log2 was rejected at review but I believe John is working on a version 3 of the library.

http://boost-log.sourceforge.net/libs/log/doc/html/index.html

is most likely to gain acceptance within the boost community?

Any thoughts?

Only a formal review can tell. Personally I used log2 and now use Andrey's library. IIRC the latter is based off of many of the ideas that came up before and during the review of the former.

-- Michael Marcin

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