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Better integrate with std::source_location #2973
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Signed-off-by: Stephan Lachnit <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Stephan Lachnit <[email protected]>
Thanks @stephanlachnit . All new features go to the v2.x branch, and since it already contains source_location integration I will have to pass. |
Can you maybe reconsider this? This is not really a new "feature", just a single new constructor for convenience for the exact same feature that already exists. If the |
@gabime I now removed the The PR now only adds a single symbol if |
Not sure I understand why a new implementation of the SPDLOG_LOGGER_CALL macro benefits library users. |
The main point of having void custom_log(Level level, std::string_view message, const std::source_lcation& loc = std::source_location::current()) {
spdlog_logger_->log(loc, static_cast<spdlog::level::level_enum>(level), message);
} We can of course also create If you want I can drop the use of |
This PR aims to better integrate spdlog v1.x with
std::source_location
. Effectively closes #1959.The main idea is to allow constructing
spdlog::source_loc
fromstd::source_location
. This approach is significantly simpler compared to #2667 and still works as one would expect:spdlog::log(std::source_location::current(), spdlog::level::info, "test");
The neat part is that thanks to
std::source_location
beingconstexpr
, it has the same runtime performance as the macro solution. The only caveat is thatstd::source_location
usesstd::uint_least32_t
instead ofint
for the line number - I adaptedspdlog::source_loc
to use this as well, which might result in some compiler/linter warnings when upgrading (though they are trivial to fix by changing the cast type).