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From someone who hasn't used either, how does this compare to CocoaLumberjack?
by MaxGabriel 14y ago
From someone who hasn't used either, how does this compare to CocoaLumberjack?
- uxp 14y agoI tried using NSLogger a couple months back, but ended up continuing to use CocoaLumberjack, probably because it's just more familiar to me. NSLogger requires one to write the macros that compile out debug logging, where as that's a feature of CocoaLumberjack, but the Desktop viewer I found immensely useful especially for the fact that it archives past logging sessions. You can actually use CocoaLumberjack with NSLogger's Desktop Viewer though, by adding NSLogger as an adaptor[0], but you're pretty much stuck at the same issue of setting up less-than-trivial conditionals for compiling out the library and adaptor when building release versions. Not a huge issue in itself, but it doesn't lend itself for writing trivial applications. [0]: https://github.com/steipete/NSLogger-CocoaLumberjack-connector https://github.com/steipete/NSLogger-CocoaLumberjack-connect...
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