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gko::log::Loggable Class Referenceabstract

Loggable class is an interface which should be implemented by classes wanting to support logging. More...

#include <ginkgo/core/log/logger.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for gko::log::Loggable:
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Public Member Functions

virtual void add_logger (std::shared_ptr< const Logger > logger)=0
 Adds a new logger to the list of subscribed loggers. More...
 
virtual void remove_logger (const Logger *logger)=0
 Removes a logger from the list of subscribed loggers. More...
 
void remove_logger (ptr_param< const Logger > logger)
 
virtual const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< const Logger > > & get_loggers () const =0
 Returns the vector containing all loggers registered at this object. More...
 
virtual void clear_loggers ()=0
 Remove all loggers registered at this object.
 

Detailed Description

Loggable class is an interface which should be implemented by classes wanting to support logging.

For most cases, one can rely on the EnableLogging mixin which provides a default implementation of this interface.

Member Function Documentation

◆ add_logger()

virtual void gko::log::Loggable::add_logger ( std::shared_ptr< const Logger logger)
pure virtual

Adds a new logger to the list of subscribed loggers.

Parameters
loggerthe logger to add

Implemented in gko::Executor.

◆ get_loggers()

virtual const std::vector<std::shared_ptr<const Logger> >& gko::log::Loggable::get_loggers ( ) const
pure virtual

Returns the vector containing all loggers registered at this object.

Returns
the vector containing all registered loggers.

◆ remove_logger()

virtual void gko::log::Loggable::remove_logger ( const Logger logger)
pure virtual

Removes a logger from the list of subscribed loggers.

Parameters
loggerthe logger to remove
Note
The comparison is done using the logger's object unique identity. Thus, two loggers constructed in the same way are not considered equal.

Implemented in gko::Executor.


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