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Below function is used for logging in RDKLogger, RDK_LOG (rdk_LogLevel level, const char *module, const char *format,...) "level" is log level of the log message (FATAL, ERROR etc} "module" is Module to which this message belongs to (use module name same as mentioned in debug.ini) "format" is a printf style string containing the log message. |
Log4c
- Log4c is a open source library for flexible logging to files.
- Log4c init “log4c_init()” happens during rdklogger init.
- Log4c loads its configurations from rdkb_log4crc file. This contains the logger information (log directory path, size, file name, etc..).
- LOG4C_RCPATH environment variable holds the path to the log4crc configuration file. So we have to configure this environment variable without fail.
- Currently this is mentioned in cosa_start.sh file (export LOG4C_RCPATH=/rdklogger).
Log4crc File syntax:
The log4crc configuration file uses an XML syntax.
The root element is <log4c> and it can be used to control the configuration file version interface with the attribute "version".
The following 4 elements are supported: <config>, <category>, <appender> and <layout>.
- The <config> element controls the global log4c configuration. It has 3 sub elements. The <nocleanup> flag inhibits the log4c destructors routines. The <bufsize> element sets the buffer size used to format log4c_logging_event_t objects. If is set to 0, the allocation is dynamic (the <debug> element is currently unused).
- The <category> element has 3 possible attributes: the category "name", the category "priority" and the category "appender". Future versions will handle multiple appenders per category.
- The <appender> element has 3 possible attributes: the appender "name", the appender "type", and the appender "layout".
- The <layout> element has 2 possible attributes: the layout "name" and the layout "type".
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