Hello,
thank you for your answer.
I was wondering why there where no problem with std::cout, while there
was with log4cxx::stream...
if internal is synchronised, it shouldnt crash and have the same
behavior as std::cout, no?
For example:
Log::stream<<"message"<<LOG4CXX_ENDMSG;
is equivalent to:
Log::stream.operator<<("message");
Log::stream::operator<<(LocationFlush(__FILE__, __LINE__, ...));
Even if all operator<<'s had internal synchronization, you could
still have other calls to the same logstream occurring between the
insertion of "message" and the insertion of the LocationFlush object
which triggers the call to Logger::debug().
of course it can maybe not preserve my intent....i could not get the
message i was thinking to... but it shouldnt crash, no?
regards
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