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Slides for a CodeRage XI Lightning Talk showing how to use FireMonkey logging on the various target C++Builder FireMonkey platforms and where the logged messages can be viewed.

Slides for a CodeRage XI Lightning Talk showing how to use FireMonkey logging on the various target C++Builder FireMonkey platforms and where the logged messages can be viewed.

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Debug Logging in C++ FireMonkey Apps

  1. 1. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI DEBUG LOGGING IN C++ FIREMONKEY APPS Brian Long brian@blong.com http://blong.com http://blog.blong.com
  2. 2. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI FMX PLATFORM SERVICE IFMXLoggingService interface (or _di_IFMXLoggingService DelphiInterface template)  Log() method
  3. 3. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI FMX TYPES UNIT HELPER FMX.Types unit  Log::d() class method
  4. 4. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI SEEING LOG OUTPUT Win32/Win64  Delphi View, Debug Windows, Event Log (Ctrl+Alt+V)  SysInternals DebugView Android  DDMS (from Android SDK tools)  Monitor (from Android SDK tools) DDMS perspective, LogCat tab
  5. 5. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI SEEING LOG OUTPUT iOS devices  Xcode Window, Devices (⇧⌘2) then click the up-triangle at the bottom left of the right hand panel macOS  Console / stdout (via Delphi WriteLn)
  6. 6. CodeRage XI – Productivity, Platforms and Performance – embt.co/CodeRageXI Brian Long brian@blong.com http://blong.com http://blog.blong.com

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