Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 20:27:20 07/15/04
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On July 15, 2004 at 18:47:06, Uri Blass wrote: >I find it not easy to find a problem based on a single logfile and I think to >add logfiles for specific information. > >Today I have a function PrintLog that print information only to the logfile >and Print that prints information both to the logfile and to the screen but it >may be better to have also functions like >PrintLogTime that print only information about decisions of the target time to >play a move and changes in that time to time.log or PrintLogPV that only prints >information about new pv that the program found. > >It is not instead of one file that everything is saved because the order of >events may be also important and if the program do not write all the information >also to a single file then there may be a problem to know the order of events >and I do not like to lose information because maybe the order of events may be >also important. > >What is your opinion? >Does your program have a single file that it save the logfile or many files. > >Uri Crafty has a single log that gets everything. The user can also elect to get everything on the screen, or he can exclude certain types of output (which still goes to the log file however).
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