I apologize if this question has an obvious answer. But I looked in verbose.h, log.cpp, and the other messages in this
forum and couldn't figure out how to do this. I would like to not have any messages written to cout, cerr, or any log files created.
Thanks.
Bill
PS: I'm assuming stxxl will throw an exception for any serious errors.
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I just added the following to the SVN trunk: if STXXL_VERBOSE_LEVEL is set to -10 or below, STXXL_MSG output will be suppressed. Set it to -100 or below and STXXL_ERRMSG output will disappear, too.
Please do not report problems in STXXL with STXXL_MSG/STXXL_ERRMSG disabled as you might miss useful information.
STXXL will throw errors for serious problems, usually I/O errors.
Andreas
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I apologize if this question has an obvious answer. But I looked in verbose.h, log.cpp, and the other messages in this
forum and couldn't figure out how to do this. I would like to not have any messages written to cout, cerr, or any log files created.
Thanks.
Bill
PS: I'm assuming stxxl will throw an exception for any serious errors.
Is STXXL_VERBOSE_LEVEL set to -1? What messages remain? Future improvement to STXXL in this respect may be necessary.
Johannes
I just added the following to the SVN trunk: if STXXL_VERBOSE_LEVEL is set to -10 or below, STXXL_MSG output will be suppressed. Set it to -100 or below and STXXL_ERRMSG output will disappear, too.
Please do not report problems in STXXL with STXXL_MSG/STXXL_ERRMSG disabled as you might miss useful information.
STXXL will throw errors for serious problems, usually I/O errors.
Andreas