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    Timbre

    Timbre

    Pure Clojure/Script logging library

    ...Timbre offers an all Clojure/Script alternative that's fast, deeply flexible, easy to configure with pure Clojure data, and that just works out the box. No XML. Easily filter logging calls by any combination of: level, namespace, and appended. Zero overhead compile-time level/ns elision. Useful built-in appenders for out-the-box Clj+Cljs logging. Powerful, easy-to-configure rate limits and async logging. Logs as Clojure values (v3+). Small, simple, cross-platform codebase. 3rd-party tools, appenders, etc. No XML or properties files. A single, simple config map, and you're set. ...
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    Log Viewer (Log4j, NLog)
    LogViewer is a high performance realtime log viewer via UDP (Chainsaw/NLogViewer) or text file. Hotkeys: · Ctrl+F - Show search result · Ctrl+Shift+F - Show search result in another window (tips: double-clicking a log message in the search window that opens will highlight that message in the main window) · Shift+F - Find previous log message using search filter · Shift+D - Find next log message using search filter · Ctrl+R - Clear all logs · Shift+R - Clear search text and search...
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    Autologging

    Easier logging and tracing of Python functions and class methods.

    Autologging eliminates boilerplate logging setup code and tracing code, and provides a means to separate application logging from program flow and data tracing. Autologging provides two decorators and a custom log level: "autologging.logged" decorates a class to create a __log member. By default, the logger is named for the class's containing module and name (e.g. "my.module.ClassName"). "autologging.traced" decorates a class to provide automatic CALL/RETURN tracing for all class, static, and instance methods, as well as the special __init__ method (by default) "autologging.TRACE" is a custom log level (lower than logging.DEBUG) that is registered with the Python logging module when autologging is imported
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    ...Winpooch is a watchdog for Windows (2000, XP, 2003, but only 32-bits). It detects modifications in your system, so as to detect a trojan or a spyware installation. It also includes a real-time anti-virus. Set your own security level for anti-spyware, ant
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    C++ logging and tracing classes with built in profiling. Groups are used to set tracing levels of DEBUG, WARN, ERROR or NONE and have a parent-child relationship. A child’s log level is obtained from the parents level if not otherwise specified.
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