ANN: NLog 0.9 has been released
- From: "Jaroslaw Kowalski" <jaroslaw.NO_S_P_A_M.kowalski@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 9 Jun 2005 08:27:41 +0200
NLog 0.9 has been released!
Source, binary and Win32 installer are available for
immediate download from:
http://nlog.sourceforge.net/download.html
About NLog:
NLog is a .NET logging library similar to log4net,
designed with simplicity and flexibility in mind.
The new release includes major architectural changes,
new features, speed improvements and bug fixes.
A new website has also been deployed at
http://nlog.sourceforge.net/
A step-by-step tutorial is available at
http://nlog.sourceforge.net/tutorial.html
Major changes:
==============
* Internal API redesign/rename.
"Appender" has been renamed as "Target" and "LayoutAppender"
as "LayoutRenderer". This should make it easier for people
to understand the basic concepts ("layout appender" wasn't
a good idea).
Old configuration file format is still supported. Old
extension code should require nothing more
than a search/replace and a recompile.
* Changed the way the configuration file is parsed.
Now elements are processed top-down and you can change the
order of the sections as well as the elements you reference
have been processed before.
Speed improvements:
===================
* Improved logging and non-logging speed by removing most
abstraction from the Logger class.
A single non-logging operation now takes only 7 nanoseconds
which means 140.000.000 non-logging operations per second).
Logging API remains unchanged.
Bugs fixed:
===========
* Fixed an old bug where appenders were incorrectly combined
into a chain.
New additions:
==============
* Network target (capable of sending messages over TCP and UDP,
HTTP to be supported)
* Preliminary NLogViewer target and a sketchy, but already
usable viewer application. "Chainsaw" target should
probably be added as well.
* Added LogManager.GlobalThreshold
* API documentation, target, layout renderer and filter documentation
is generated from source code comments using NDoc.
* 100% of public methods are commented in the source code.
* Reworked the tutorial and howtos
* Reworked the website.
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