Re: [shogun] spdlog

2019-08-04 Thread Viktor Gal
Hi, great stuff so far! see my answers below. > On 22 Jul 2019, at 20:48, Ahmed Essam wrote: > > Regarding using spdlog, here are the assumptions: > 1. There will be only one global SGIO object for logging. > 2. Two streams are used: stdout (for all log levels except for MSG_ERROR) and >

Re: [shogun] spdlog

2019-07-26 Thread Heiko Strathmann
see inline Am Di., 23. Juli 2019 um 14:39 Uhr schrieb Ahmed Essam < theartful...@gmail.com>: > Hi Fernando, > > I think Heiko's point was regarding the global Shogun object you mentioned >> in the first e-mail. > > > Any logging function in SGIO will be thread safe and non-blocking. > Changing

Re: [shogun] spdlog

2019-07-23 Thread Fernando J . Iglesias GarcĂ­a
Hey Ahmed, On Mon, 22 Jul 2019 at 23:33, Ahmed Essam wrote: > Thanks for the feedback! > > spdlog is friendly with multi threaded code. In fact, I currently use in > the PR (as viktor suggested) an async logger, which does the logging in a > different thread altogether. > I think Heiko's point

Re: [shogun] spdlog

2019-07-22 Thread Ahmed Essam
Thanks for the feedback! spdlog is friendly with multi threaded code. In fact, I currently use in the PR (as viktor suggested) an async logger, which does the logging in a different thread altogether. Regarding the exposure of spdlog, I can add the functionality for directing streams to files,