> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [...]
> > For a tracing system to be useful and stand a chance of being adopted
> > by the libraries used by Qt as well as Qt itself, it shouldn't be part of 
> > Qt.
> [...]
> The point of proposing a tracing system/library that's not part of Qt is that 
> it
> can be adopted by non-Qt libraries which Qt might eventually use.

I don't agree. Let's not aim for an uber-tracing system that can 
(hypothetically) be used all over the stack. It's ambitious enough to have 
something that works for Qt + applications using Qt :) With an external 
framework you'd add yet another dependency to Qt, + nice integration with 
qDebug, QString etc is probably much more difficult. 

Actually I agree with Alex: A lot of the ideas proposed are pretty much in line 
with the qlogger framework that was already heavily discussed a year ago. I 
planned to update + upload it for review for Qt 5.1, but other things got in 
the way ...

Regards

Kai
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