Echo (Ηχώ)

Juno had made her talk this way, because,
when she could have caught out those mountain nymphs
lying beside her husband Jupiter,
Echo would deliberately detain her
with a long chat, until the nymphs had fled.
After the goddess realized the trick,
she said:
"That tongue of yours has swindled me.
I will give you less power over it,
the very briefest use of your own voice."

-- Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) - Metamorphoses, Book III, 556 - 565

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Version

See the version file at project's folder.

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Description

Echo is a simple log library. Easy to use and very flexible.

The library enables developers to log messages on stdout/stderr, and (or) redirects these outputs to custom files.

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Installation

• Download or clone the source code from the repository
• Go to the Echo project's folder

$ cd echo/

• Type make to build the library

$ make

The command above creates the bin folder and the following files:

• A static library named libecho.a
• A shared library named libecho.so.1.0.0 ¹
• A symbolic link named libecho.so.1 ¹ pointing to libecho.so.1.0.0 ¹
• A symbolic link named libecho.so pointing to libecho.so.1 ¹

(1) Considering the version value 1.0.0:

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For more details about the use of static and shared libraries, please refer to the project's wiki.

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Usage

There are several manners of how to use the Echo library, please refer to the project's wiki to learn all about it.

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Todo

• Windows support
  • DLL / LIB support
  • Add resource.rc file
• Refactoring

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License

See the LICENSE file at root of this project.