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Operating Systems AIX Logging library for C Post 302213770 by Eng1958 on Friday 11th of July 2008 01:38:14 AM
Old 07-11-2008
I wrote
Quote:
log4c doesn't work on AIX5.x.
I compiled the whole package successfully, but there are some errors like
segmentation violation etc. so you can't use the library on AIX5.x and it
seems that other people had similar problems.
I'm looking for an alternative library like log4c.

Best regards
D.E.
 

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priority.h(3)							       log4c							     priority.h(3)

NAME
priority.h - The priority class provides importance levels with which one can categorize log messages. SYNOPSIS
#include <log4c/defs.h> Enumerations enum log4c_priority_level_t { LOG4C_PRIORITY_FATAL = 000, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ALERT = 100, LOG4C_PRIORITY_CRIT = 200, LOG4C_PRIORITY_ERROR = 300, LOG4C_PRIORITY_WARN = 400, LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTICE = 500, LOG4C_PRIORITY_INFO = 600, LOG4C_PRIORITY_DEBUG = 700, LOG4C_PRIORITY_TRACE = 800, LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTSET = 900, LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN = 1000 } Functions LOG4C_API const char * log4c_priority_to_string (int a_priority) LOG4C_API int log4c_priority_to_int (const char *a_priority_name) Detailed Description The priority class provides importance levels with which one can categorize log messages. Enumeration Type Documentation enum log4c_priority_level_t Predefined Levels of priorities. These correspond to the priority levels used by syslog(3). Enumerator: LOG4C_PRIORITY_FATAL fatal LOG4C_PRIORITY_ALERT alert LOG4C_PRIORITY_CRIT crit LOG4C_PRIORITY_ERROR error LOG4C_PRIORITY_WARN warn LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTICE notice LOG4C_PRIORITY_INFO info LOG4C_PRIORITY_DEBUG debug LOG4C_PRIORITY_TRACE trace LOG4C_PRIORITY_NOTSET notset LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN unknown Function Documentation LOG4C_API int log4c_priority_to_int (const char *a_priority_name) Parameters: a_priority_name a priority string name. Returns: the given numeric value of the priority. References LOG4C_PRIORITY_UNKNOWN. LOG4C_API const char* log4c_priority_to_string (inta_priority) Parameters: a_priority a numeric value of the priority. Returns: the given priority string name. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for log4c from the source code. Version 1.2.1 Mon May 2 2011 priority.h(3)
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