Initialization

Add the subdirectory to the CMake build tree and link the library to your taget:

add_subdirectory(Logger)
target_link_libraries(<target> <link> SA_Logger)

No Init

By default, No initialization is required.
Logging using Macros will automatically output in the console (simple logging, no colors).

SA_LOG("Hello, World!");

[18:44:14][0] {Normal - Default}   main.cpp:50 - int main()
Msg:    Hello, World!

However, for custom implementation and advanced logging, multiple initializations are possible.

Callback Init

Logger callback is init by default with simple console output.
For simple custom logging, set the callback to your custom implementation:

void MyCustomLogCallback(SA::Log _log);

SA::Debug::logCB = MyCustomLogCallback;

Logger Fast Init

For advanced logging with fast init, simply use:

SA::Debug::InitDefaultLogger(); // Single-thread (thread-unsafe) logger.

// OR

SA::Debug::InitDefaultLoggerThread(); // Multi-thread (safe) logger.

This will enable by default console color and file logging.

Logger Full Init

Create the Logger variable and register it to the static instance:

SA::Logger myLogger; // Single-thread (thread-unsafe) logger.

// OR

SA::LoggerThread myLogger; // Multi-thread (safe) logger.

// Register logger to static instance.
Sa::Debug::logger = &myLogger;

Add LogStreams output to the logger:

// Output to console with colors.
SA::ConsoleLogStream& cslStream = myLogger.CreateSteam<SA::ConsoleLogStream>();

// Output to file (default Log/Log.txt).
SA::FileLogStream& fileStream = myLogger.CreateSteam<SA::FileLogStream>("Log/my_log.txt");