Nealog

Nealog is a logging framework supporting C++17. It is developed to support multithreading out of the box and can be used headeronly or build as a static library.

This is made possible by structuring the code in header files and only including those inside the cpp files used for compiling for static libs (technique shamelessly copied from spdlog).

Features

Core
Configuration through file	planned
Specify log output format	planned

Sinks
StdOut	done
std::stringstream	done
File	planned
TCP	planned
UDP	planned

Compile

Neolog uses CMake as build generation tool.

cmake -G Ninja -B build

For using as headeronly library build with Cmake option NEALOG_HEADERONLY=ON which is turned off by default.

cmake -G Ninja -DNEALOG_HEADERONLY=ON -B build

Link against

To link against the static lib use the target nealog.

  add_executable(myproject <SOURCES>)
  target_link_libraries(myproject PUBLIC nealog)

To link against the headeronly lib use the target nealog::headeronly.

  add_executable(myproject <SOURCES>)
  target_link_libraries(myproject PUBLIC nealog::headeronly)

Alternatives

If you're searching for a stable logging framework which supports C++11 take a look at spdlog.