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I'm using aixlog in a project with a big amount of files and functions useful to perform various calculations which will be recycled by multiple binaries. Not all these binaries might need to log their output, but when I do not use any initialisation the result is still printed to cout, except in a more garbled form (with no spaces). Is it possible to make it the default to not print anything unless an initialisation has been performed?
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I'm using aixlog in a project with a big amount of files and functions useful to perform various calculations which will be recycled by multiple binaries. Not all these binaries might need to log their output, but when I do not use any initialisation the result is still printed to cout, except in a more garbled form (with no spaces). Is it possible to make it the default to not print anything unless an initialisation has been performed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: