c++ memories, anyone...
c++ memories, anyone... i do like to use the cout << x instead of println(x)
c++ memories, anyone...
c++ memories, anyone... i do like to use the cout << x instead of println(x)
blocking call - close this for good
background thread reads from file to verify records were written and calls continuations
use this if you want to log with slf4j conventions instead of the formatting conventions implemented here (String.format).
use this if you want to log with slf4j conventions instead of the formatting conventions implemented here (String.format).
Printf rules!
write a record - the continuation is called when the record's presence has been verified...
safe log file - use it to safely store some records.
NOTE that this in fact is just a playground and this is nowhere near safe... it's just a bunch of tests...
will spawn a background thread that will read records from the file, to make sure they're there... unless the OS is messing with us
Note that it will open/create automatically, when object is created