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Lloyd Dupont schrieb:
> ho, allright.
> probably the write file because it's a GUI application (no console
> attached)
> anyway, I hacked NSLog.m again and put "if ( 0 )" the nice thing is CVS
> seems to take care of keeping my change now.
>
Hello Lloyd,
could I ask you to keep related mails in the same thread. It really
helps those of us who plow through lots of mails :-).
It seems that you have found a bug here (independent of whether I
believe the default behavior is good or not :-) ). It would be really
helpful, if you could find out why the log is being sent. Richard
spelled pretty much spelled out the code. I've added some logging for
the interesting information:
BOOL shouldWriteToEventLog = NO;
int testLen;
if (GSUserDefaultsFlag(GSLogSyslog) == YES)
{
shouldWriteToEventLog = YES; // default says we should write to
event log
}
else if ((testLen = write(_NSLogDescriptor, buf, len)) != (int)len)
{
fprintf(stderr,
"write failed: expected %i got %i\n",(int)len,testLen);
shouldWriteToEventLog = YES; // write failed ... we should write
to event log
}
if (!IsDebuggerPresent())
{
shouldWriteToEventLog = NO; // can't write to event log
}
Cheers,
David
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