INodeLogger Interface
Definition
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This interface defines a "parallel aware logger" in the build system. A parallel aware logger will accept a cpu count and be aware that any cpu count greater than 1 means the events will be received from the logger from each cpu as the events are logged.
public interface class INodeLogger : Microsoft::Build::Framework::ILogger[System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)]
public interface INodeLogger : Microsoft.Build.Framework.ILogger[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)>]
type INodeLogger = interface
interface ILoggerPublic Interface INodeLogger
Implements ILogger- Derived
- Attributes
- Implements
Remarks
A parallel aware logger accepts a CPU count. A CPU count greater than 1 means that build events are received from each CPU's logger as the events are logged.
Properties
| Parameters |
This property holds the user-specified parameters to the logger. If parameters are not provided, a logger should revert to defaults. If a logger does not take parameters, it can ignore this property. (Inherited from ILogger) |
| Verbosity |
The verbosity level directs the amount of detail that appears in a logger's event log. Though this is only a recommendation based on user preferences, and a logger is free to choose the exact events it logs, it is still important that the guidelines for each level be followed, for a good user experience. (Inherited from ILogger) |
Methods
| Initialize(IEventSource) |
Called by the build engine to allow loggers to subscribe to the events they desire. (Inherited from ILogger) |
| Initialize(IEventSource, Int32) |
Initializes the current INodeLogger instance. |
| Shutdown() |
Called by the build engine to allow loggers to release any resources they may have allocated at initialization time, or during the build. (Inherited from ILogger) |