Rapyd: Async Interprocess Logger For C++

Logging library for C++ based on C++20

Features

• Collect logs from different processes
• Wait free queues for lower latency
• Custom logging targets and handlers
• Modern logging formatting

Installation

Clone the repository and compile the source files. You can edit the Makefile for different compilers and compile options (defaulted to clang++).

Note: C++20 is required for the logger to work so don't change CXX_STANDARD variable in CMake

$ git clone https://github.com/ykumar21/rapyd_logger
$ cd rapyd_logger
$ make 

How To Run

Running Rapyd is easy. Once, the source files have been compiled, run the rapyd executable as a seperate process.

$ make run

Once done, Rapyd is ready to log. Simply, register a different process with Rapyd to start logging.

Step 1: Include Rapyd header

#include "rapyd/rapyd.h"

Step 2: Register Process

Rapyd::Register("MAIN_THREAD");

Step 3: Call the Rapyd Logger

Rapyd::Info("Hello World!");

int* ptr = malloc(sizeof(int));
Rapyd::Critical("Oh no! Pointer p points to -> %p", ptr);

The logs will be shown on the Rapyd process as follows:

$ ./rapyd

MAIN_THREAD:    [INFO] Hello World!
MAIN_THREAD:    [CRITICAL] Oh no! Pointer p points to -> 0xDEADDEAD  

License

MIT

Happy Hacking!