Logging - EurekaLog Documentation

Often you need to collect additional data in order to successfully identify the bug in your application. You write ("log") additional useful information (events) into a single file ("log"), which is then attached to bug report. It is called "logging" (the act of keeping a log).

There are two engines in EurekaLog which you may use for logging purposes:

•	Routines in EMemLeaks unit can be used to mark (name) objects and other memory blocks. This is useful for memory leaks and other memory problems (name can help to identify object or otherwise anonymous memory block).

•	Routines in ELogging unit can be used to log any data into a single log file. This is useful to get idea of overall flow of your application.

Alternatively, you may use 3rd party logging frameworks.

See also:

•	Logging memory blocks

•	Logging execution flow

•	Integration with 3rd party logging frameworks

•	How to add/save exception to a log?

•	How to send/upload exception to a file/DB/folder?

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Build date: 2024-09-30
Last edited: 2023-03-07

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