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> Logs which break the program semantics when missing. What's an example of this kind of logging? I can imagine perhaps legally-mandated audit logs for financi
by ivanbakel 6y ago
> Logs which break the program semantics when missing.
What's an example of this kind of logging? I can imagine perhaps legally-mandated audit logs for financial software, but that would be stretching the definition of "semantics" in my mind.
- xboxnolifes 6y agoMaybe I'm misunderstanding the parent, but I interpreted as the same kind of "logging" as the standard output of a CLI application. You expect a grep tool to output result to standard output for the user to use. Or you would expect user-facing errors to occur if an sql client fails to connect to a server.