Advanced logging library for C/C++ which parses log level from config file and prints log if log level is equal or higher than level while printing with slog() function.

At first you must initialise slog

slog_init("filename", 1, 3);

First argument "filename" is a filename where logs will be saved. File name will be generated from argument and also from system date. Finally file name will be something like that:

filename-2015-04-02.log

Second argument is for enabling/disabling log to file.

If 1 is given, logs will be saved in file, but it wont if argument is 2.

Third argument is maximum of log levels.

There is an example how use slog. You can also see, compile and run example.c source file where is full functional examples of slog.

slog(0, "[LIVE] Test message with level 0");

First argument is log level and second is message to print and/or save. Slog ands strings automatically with \n.