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LogEngine2 library
Simple C++ library for easy and flexible logging
LogEngine2 is a C++ header only library for easy and flexible logging. Contains small amount of code in compare with other logging libraries. Just copy the files from include folder to your project folder and use a C++20 compiler. LogEngine2 can load loggers from .lfg file. Examples of .lfg files are included into bundle. LogEngine2 provides various log targets: regular files, rotating log files, console logging, string stream, user custom function. -
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LogSplitter is a log handler for Apache which combines the features of rotatelogs, splitlog and (in part) cronolog.
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This project aims a proving an Hardware as a VSCP node (M2M) to store information remotely on the CAN network.
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The program monitors file size and time stamp modifications and exits when the file stops changing. Purpose of the program is to work as a poor mans mutex e.g. keep on blocking next commands in scripts.
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