How to unit test a class which is just an adapter that logs input and output to a third-party library?
I have the following (in C#, but the question could also apply to Java):
Event based logging. Is it a good idea and is it ok to pass a handle to a “logged” object?
Hi I have fairly complex program that is doing computations in a quite large loop. I want to log some basic statistic about the run to be able to analyze its performance over time and vs loop number. For now I am outputting a set of numbers, about 5 or 6, each loop.
Event based logging. Is it a good idea and is it ok to pass a handle to a “logged” object?
Hi I have fairly complex program that is doing computations in a quite large loop. I want to log some basic statistic about the run to be able to analyze its performance over time and vs loop number. For now I am outputting a set of numbers, about 5 or 6, each loop.
Event based logging. Is it a good idea and is it ok to pass a handle to a “logged” object?
Hi I have fairly complex program that is doing computations in a quite large loop. I want to log some basic statistic about the run to be able to analyze its performance over time and vs loop number. For now I am outputting a set of numbers, about 5 or 6, each loop.
What is the best way to track / record the current programming project you work on? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Where should a programmer explain the extended logic behind the code? (5 answers) Methodology for documenting existing code base (6 answers) When do you start documenting the code? [closed] (13 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I have been in this problem for long time and I want to know […]
What is the best way to track / record the current programming project you work on? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Where should a programmer explain the extended logic behind the code? (5 answers) Methodology for documenting existing code base (6 answers) When do you start documenting the code? [closed] (13 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I have been in this problem for long time and I want to know […]
Maintaining log stream after file name change
I’m trying to log to a file and move it about every 30 seconds. I’m using the os.rename function (which I do from a supervisord process) in python to move the current log to a timestamped log (which will then be processed by another python script) and then I continue to log to the old stream from my uwsgi server.
Maintaining log stream after file name change
I’m trying to log to a file and move it about every 30 seconds. I’m using the os.rename function (which I do from a supervisord process) in python to move the current log to a timestamped log (which will then be processed by another python script) and then I continue to log to the old stream from my uwsgi server.
Is SQLite a sensible option for data logging?
I am trying to setup a small data-logging application under linux. The data arrives via serial port, and from there it should be pumped to logging and to graphical display.
Is SQLite a sensible option for data logging?
I am trying to setup a small data-logging application under linux. The data arrives via serial port, and from there it should be pumped to logging and to graphical display.