Finally, there is the speed issue. As fast as an if.isDebugEnabled() may be, we have seen that some places need a logging statement in a "close loop", and this makes performance degrade.
How is that possible? If the logging statements are disabled, then they are not used. Otherwise, if they are enabled, then they generate massive output rendering the logs useless. So placing log statements in tight loops is always a lose-lose proposition, or?
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