logging::Logger Class Reference

Public Member Functions
	~Logger () noexcept
	Clean shutdown: flushes remaining logs and closes the connection.
	Logger (const Logger &)=delete
	Logger (Logger &&)=delete
auto	operator= (const Logger &) -> Logger &=delete
auto	operator= (Logger &&) -> Logger &=delete

Static Public Member Functions
static auto	create () noexcept -> std::unique_ptr< Logger >
	Set up the global logger instance, gives ownership to the caller.
static void	log (std::string_view file, unsigned line, char severity, std::string_view sink, std::string_view message)
	Entry point for all engine logs.

Member Function Documentation

create()

auto logging::Logger::create ( ) -> std::unique_ptr< Logger >

staticnoexcept

Set up the global logger instance, gives ownership to the caller.

Returns

A unique_ptr that manages the logger's lifetime

Note

This function asserts it will only be called once

log()

void logging::Logger::log ( std::string_view file, unsigned line, char severity, std::string_view sink, std::string_view message )

static

Entry point for all engine logs.

Thread-safe. It pushes the log to a local queue and signals a background task to handle the actual network I/O

Here is the caller graph for this function:

Member Data Documentation

drain_pending

std::atomic<bool> logging::Logger::drain_pending = false

Prevents multiple background jobs from fighting over the same socket.

We use an atomic flag to ensure only one 'drain' job is scheduled at a time, avoiding unnecessary context switches and thread contention.

---

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• engine/src/toast/logger.hpp
• engine/src/toast/logger.cpp