#155 Logging functions are not declared with printf-like "format" function attribute

[Adrien Destugues]

gcc has a "format" attribute to declare that a function or method accepts a printf-like format string and variable arguments. This allows the compiler to check the type of arguments. For example a warning is emitted if attempting to pass an std::string without .c_str() call.

log4cpp does not use this attribute in places where it could. As a result, the code compile without warnings and problems are found only at runtime.

[Alexander Perepelkin]

@pulkomandy, thanks for highlighting that.

The issue is addressed with 007e1a39add173f6fc97e61a4cc91cfd4081d542 and will be included into next release.

__attribute__((format(printf, fmt, arg))) is utilized for GCC/Clang