I have some Python programs that I'd like to convert to C++11 code as a way of learning the language. The target platform is Debian, kernel version >=4.2 (i.e. systemd).
In Python I can log debugging/logging information to the system log using the syslog
module.
In C I would be able to #include <syslog.h>
. But, from this article I understand that for the current C++ implementation there is no such implementation (anymore). If the program is a service (or daemon?) this would apparently happen automagically although I don't gather how the message priority would be distinguished.
I've Googled around but can't really find a solution to my problem: How do I send information to the system log from within a C++11 program?
EDIT: (throws hands in the air and gives up ;-) ) Since there doesn't seem to be a native solution to my problem and I'm still in the starting phase of learning C++, I now consider to use C i.s.o. C++ since C natively supports syslog with syslog.h
.
You can also send log data to journald via the sd_journal_send(3)
or sd_journal_print(3)
c-functions.
http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/journal-submit.html gives more info and examples on this topic.
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