On May 13, 2008, at 5:17 PM, thebigdog wrote:
How bad, and why?
Is this an acceptable solution for a development machine where
convenience is more important than performance? Is there a better
way to do this?
I would never use a pipe for log information. if you are not reading
then you have no idea what is being logged...you cannot access the
log information over a period of time.
performance wise you might not see any on a dev machine...however,
perhaps you don't care about that on that machine.
In this case, I don't mind not losing the log information. I only want
to see it when I am developing and actively watching it. When I'm not
actively watching it, I don't want it filling my hard drive. For me
the question is whether it introduces any side effects.
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