Disable all logs from header files and functions which is comming from another file. Spdlog

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I have to create a function like this:

Alogging::ALogger::getInstance()->setLoggingLevelByModule(IAP::module_name, Alogging::ALogger::level::LEVEL);

and it disable all logs from given module_name only

What I have tried:

It is explained as a comment in the file https://github.com/gabime/spdlog/blob/v1.x/include/spdlog/spdlog.h :

githubRepository: https://github.com/Bugsfounder/DisableAllLogFromHeaderFiles.git[^]

Posted 23-Mar-22 23:02pm

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Updated 24-Mar-22 7:09am

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Greg Utas · Answer 1 · 2022-03-24T02:07:00

Solution 1

So go and create it! Or are you asking someone here to do your work for you? We'd have to research that repository and figure out what it means by a module, and then look at the code for ALogger, which appears to be a singleton.

Unless someone is in a very generous mood, you usually have to show some actual work before you'll get help.

Posted 24-Mar-22 2:07am

Greg Utas

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Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 12:15pm

github code is here see if you are able to done this: https://github.com/Bugsfounder/piModule_Personal-master.git

Greg Utas 24-Mar-22 12:19pm

There's a lot of code in there. I doubt anyone will sift through all of it and do this for you.

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 12:23pm

okay

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 12:29pm

can u look in this code and try to implement the logic to disable logs from "myExample.h" only. when i run "myExample.cpp" it logs only those logs which not apearing from any another header file

Greg Utas 24-Mar-22 12:39pm

No. You didn't even tell me where myExample.cpp is located. I looked a bit but couldn't even find it! Stop wasting people's time.

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 12:40pm

https://github.com/Bugsfounder/DisableAllLogFromHeaderFiles.git

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 12:48pm

sorry i forgot to send github link: https://github.com/Bugsfounder/DisableAllLogFromHeaderFiles.git

Greg Utas · Answer 2 · 2022-03-24T07:09:00

Solution 2

If I understand this correctly, there is no simple way to do it. You want to disable logs coming from a specific file, but when you call one of these logging functions, it has no way to know which file is generating the log. The filename would have to be passed to the logging function, and the log system would also have to provide a function that takes a filename and bool (for disabling/enabling logs from that file) to maintain a simple database that determines whether a log should be generated.

The other question is whether you'd even be happy with the end result. Let's say that two files, A and B, use a third file, C. If something in A calls something in C, do you want to suppress the log if logs from A are suppressed? Logically, you might, because it has to do with work occurring in A. But trying to do this would be even more complicated.

Posted 24-Mar-22 7:09am

Greg Utas

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Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 13:18pm

please, can u try to implement a function for me that you are saying in your first paragraph?

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 13:34pm

yaa I know it is complicated but can you help me to solve this?

Greg Utas 24-Mar-22 13:35pm

You have to change the log system to add a filename (const char*) to each logging function, and then define a SetLogsForFile(const char* filename, bool onoff) function that front-ends a database that each logging function consults to see if the log should be suppressed.

That repository has a lot of code written by someone who knows how to code. If you just cloned it and want to play around with it, you should take on something easier first.

I am NOT writing the code.

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 13:42pm

this is a part of a project that me and my team members working on for a long period of time. we are stuck on this particular problem.

Bugs Founder 24-Mar-22 13:50pm

thanks for your suggestion I'm going to work on your idea.

Greg Utas 24-Mar-22 15:19pm

You may find this helpful: https://www.cprogramming.com/reference/preprocessor/__FILE__.html.