Hi, You can look at the cake files to see how this is done - the log function is in object.php, which in turn uses a simple class 'CakeLog' in 'cake_log.php', which in turn uses the 'File' class in file.php. As far as I can see, Cake opens and closes the file each time it writes something. I don't think this is a huge performance issue until you get to really a lot of hits. Having said that, personally I would try to reduce the amount of calls to logging functions to a reasonable minimum when I deploy an app. If the calls are about debugging, they should probably be removed or disabled once the app is actually open to the public, or once a bug has been closed.
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