According to my experience, logging if done right, does not affect the
performance too much, in the worst case, you always can turn it off,
all you get is a few ifs here and then.
Usually the performance is just fine as soon as you turn on asynchronous
logging instead of synchronous.
Abrams, Howard A wrote:
My concern would be that things will get out of hand and we'll do so
much logging that it will affect performance in a noticeable way. We
should find a way to "compile-out" some of the logging for production
use before "logging everthing".
