BloombergLP::ball::LoggerManager::allocateLogger

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Declared in <ball_loggermanager.h>

Return the address of a modifiable logger managed by this logger manager configured with the specified record buffer. Optionally specify a scratchBufferSize for the logger's user-accessible message buffer. If scratchBufferSize is not specified, the value configured at construction is used. Note that this method is primarily intended for use in multi-threaded applications, but can be used to partition logging streams even within a single thread. Also note that ownership of buffer is not transferred, and hence, will not be destroyed (or otherwise affected) after the logger is deallocated.

Logger*
allocateLogger(RecordBuffer* buffer);

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Same as the preceding overload, using the specified scratchBufferSize.

Logger*
allocateLogger(
    RecordBuffer* buffer,
    int scratchBufferSize);

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Return the address of a modifiable logger managed by this logger manager having the specified observer that receives published log records and configured with the specified record buffer. Optionally specify a scratchBufferSize for the logger's user-accessible message buffer. If scratchBufferSize is not specified, the value configured at construction is used. Note that this method is primarily intended for use in multi-threaded applications, but can be used to partition logging streams even within a single thread. Also note that ownership of buffer and observer is not transferred, and hence, will not be destroyed (or otherwise affected) after the logger is deallocated.

Logger*
allocateLogger(
    RecordBuffer* buffer,
    bsl::shared_ptr<Observer> const& observer);

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Return the address of a modifiable logger managed by this logger manager having the specified observer that receives published log records and configured with the specified record buffer. Optionally specify a scratchBufferSize for the logger's user-accessible message buffer. If scratchBufferSize is not specified, the value configured at construction is used. Note that this method is primarily intended for use in multi-threaded applications, but can be used to partition logging streams even within a single thread. Also note that ownership of buffer and observer is not transferred, and hence, will not be destroyed (or otherwise affected) after the logger is deallocated.

Logger*
allocateLogger(
    RecordBuffer* buffer,
    Observer* observer);

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Same as the preceding overload, using the specified scratchBufferSize.

Logger*
allocateLogger(
    RecordBuffer* buffer,
    int scratchBufferSize,
    bsl::shared_ptr<Observer> const& observer);

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Same as the preceding deprecated overload, using the specified scratchBufferSize.

Logger*
allocateLogger(
    RecordBuffer* buffer,
    int scratchBufferSize,
    Observer* observer);

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