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we are upgrading to boost 1.86.0 while preparing for an OS upgrade. I can not get rid of the unresolved symbol: boost::log::v2s_mt_posix::aux::unhandled_exception_count() when linking. We are ...
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I maintain a Qt application that makes extensive use of plugins, and am trying to streamline the logging behavior by moving to Boost.Log. The simplified structure is as follows: MainLibrary.dll: has ...
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I am using the boost trivial log with the default severity levels and I would like to map custom text for those default severity levels (e.g. instead of warning use warn). In my formatter I use <&...
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I have added all the dependencies but after adding it i am getting some linking error. I am using visual studio 2015 buildtool v140 , platform v8.1 and platform win32. I have added the necessary ...
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This is thrown when I try to run the binary. CMake and ninja builds just fine. Exact error message: Assertion failed: (m_record != __null), function get_record, file /usr/local/include/boost/log/...
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I'm trying to find a simplest way to change the output of TimeStamp. This is how I initialize the log library boost::log::add_common_attributes(); boost::log::register_simple_formatter_factory<...
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I would like to include GetLastError in each log output but the value is overwritten when boost::log calls another Windows API before the attribute value is queried. Anyone know a nice way around this?...
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When I run the following code, I successfully get the "Test Log" printed to the console. #include <boost/log/trivial.hpp> #include <boost/log/sources/severity_logger.hpp> int ...
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I have successfully created a class that uses a global boost logger (supporting multi-threaded and severity level) which is created in the class's header file. I want to log different messages to ...
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I have observed the following behavior: Boost Log always writes log files to the binary folder (folder which contains the executable) first and move them to the configured target directory keywords::...
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I'm using Boost Log in my project and I want to be able to filter the scopes that I'm currently interested in the console sink, within the settings file. I have the names scope attribute added using: ...
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I would like to add a header to a log file which would describe the format of the data in the log file. The purpose of this is to perform post analysis in python pandas. I am looking to add a header ...
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I have created an interface file, my_boost_log.h, and the related implementation file my_boost_log.cpp The interface file contains the following lines: #ifndef MY_BOOST_LOG_H #define MY_BOOST_LOG_H #...
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I have a project organized as follows: All the "component" folders have the same structure. I am using the Boost.Log v2, and I am able to see all types of logs (trace, debug, ..., fatal) on ...
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I have a multi thread application where I'd like to use boost-log. I'm using boost 1.81. To log I use macro BOOST_LOG_TRIVIAL Here where I configure boost-log: logging::...
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