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c++ Programming Glossary: clogHow can I compose output streams, so output goes multiple places at once? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1760726/how-can-i-compose-output-streams-so-output-goes-multiple-places-at-once one. My goal is that any output directed to cout cerr and clog also be outputted into a file along with the original stream...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4810516/c-redirecting-stdout you can totally do this easily at least for cout cerr clog. You don't even need your own streambuf implementation just.. from above. cout strCout.str Same thing works for cerr and clog but in my experience that will NOT work for stdout stderr in..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/52357/what-is-the-point-of-clog is the point of clog I've been wondering what is the point of clog As near as I.. point of clog I've been wondering what is the point of clog As near as I can tell clog is the same as cerr but with buffering.. wondering what is the point of clog As near as I can tell clog is the same as cerr but with buffering so it is more efficient...
C++ cout and cin buffers, and buffers in general http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9274057/c-cout-and-cin-buffers-and-buffers-in-general can use std cerr std nounitbuf or your can just use std clog which writes to the same destination but doesn't to do this..
How to redefine clog to tee to original clog and a log file? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/937805/how-to-redefine-clog-to-tee-to-original-clog-and-a-log-file to redefine clog to tee to original clog and a log file I saw a useful start.. to redefine clog to tee to original clog and a log file I saw a useful start here http www.cs.technion.ac.il.. And it works great to make a new stream which goes to both clog and a log file. However if I try to redefine clog to be the..
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