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Instead of writing to the console through printf or std::cout calls, I believe the SCROOM GUI app should use a logging framework to write messages that are to be used either for understanding implementation issues, or for debugging what is going wrong on file load etc.
The spdlog C++ library sounds like a promising library to achieve just this.
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I agree. However, before we can do that, we need to integrate with a package manager. Ubuntu 18.04 currently ships with spdlog 0.16.3, which is a bit old.
However, before we do that, I'd like to complete the switch to cmake. I've found an example CMakefile that integrates with conan, which is a promising package manager (see branch "thuis" for the current state of this).
Instead of writing to the console through printf or std::cout calls, I believe the SCROOM GUI app should use a logging framework to write messages that are to be used either for understanding implementation issues, or for debugging what is going wrong on file load etc.
The spdlog C++ library sounds like a promising library to achieve just this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: