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Alog README
===========
Alog is a stackable logging framework for Ada. It aims to be straight forward to
use and is easily extendable. It provides support for various logger types, log
facilities, loglevel policies and message transformations.
Prerequisites
-------------
Alog is written in Ada so you need to have an Ada Compiler such as GNAT
installed to build Alog. The library includes facilities to log to files and
syslog.
Download
--------
Release version
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The current release version of alog is available at
http://www.codelabs.ch/download/.
Verify a Release
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To verify the integrity and authenticity of the distribution tarball, import
the key http://www.codelabs.ch/keys/0xBB793815pub.asc and type the following
command:
$ gpg --verify libalog-{version}.tar.bz2.sig
The key fingerprint of the public key ('0xBB793815') is:
Key fingerprint = A2FB FF56 83FB 67D8 017B C50C F8C5 F8B5 BB79 3815
Development version
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The current development version of alog is available through its git repository:
$ git clone http://git.codelabs.ch/git/alog.git
A browsable version of the repository is also available here:
http://git.codelabs.ch/?p=alog.git
Installation
------------
The Alog library has no special dependencies. To run the testcases, you need to
have the Ahven Unit Test-Framework installed:
* Ahven (Test-Framework):
http://ahven.stronglytyped.org/
The building and installation process of Alog is simple. Just type in the
following commands. You must be root to install the library system wide.
$ tar -xzf libalog-{version}.tar.bz2
$ cd libalog-{version}
$ make
$ make PREFIX=/usr/local install
This will compile and install the Alog library. If no `PREFIX` is specified,
`$(HOME)/libraries` is used as installation directory.
Tests
-----
After compiling and linking Alog, you can test if everything works as
expected by typing the following command:
$ make tests
You should then see `PASS` behind each of the tests.
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