Christopher Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 前川享仁 wrote:
>
> >Hi gurus,
> >
> >In my project, some say that logging informations should be
> >outputted into RTE console with {output} and {dump} procedures.
> >
> >I know RTE console is good, but I'm afraid whether it can run even
> >for 24 hours * 365 days and never effect applets. Because the
> >applets could be used for all 24 hours, so logging informations
> >written in the console could be very numerous.
>
> I think this would take up increasing amounts of memory over
> time. It would probably be better if you were to log to a file
> instead.
Actually the IDE output pane and the RTE console have a built-in limit
of 10000 lines of output. So in theory the RTE console's memory use
would grow until you reach 10000 lines and then it would level off.
Personally I wouldn't use the RTE and/or IDE consoles for extended
logging purposes. Instead I would log the data to a file on disk.
This has a few benefits:
- You can truncate the log yourself, and keep the amount of data that
you're interested in.
- If you run more than one applet, you don't have to worry about
trying to figure out which applet produced which output.
- It's easier to monitor the log output from a remote computer or
another editor without having to bring up the Surge UI.
-phil
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