xLog version 1.0.0 official release!
- Author: shire
- Filed under: tech
Jan 18,2009
I’m happy to announce the first official release of xLog!
xLog is a PHP extension that allows extended logging of PHP errors, including Fatal errors. Output typically includes referral, GET values, URL, and a full backtrace. Additional information can be included via custom variables by the developer at runtime. xLog is derived from similar code used for the last couple years at Facebook for faster debugging by developers. It’s finally reached the point where I believe it’s ready to take the next step into the Open Source community so it can grow even more and benefit a larger group of people. I often forget that other developers don’t get full backtraces for all their PHP errors, so I hope that in the next year everyone else feels the same way! Please contact me with any problems, suggestions, or other feedback! Read more and download it on the xLog page.
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7 Responses for "xLog version 1.0.0 official release!"
it’s nice
xDebug??
Hi!
Nice ext!
What’s about publishing it through PECL?
Thanks Pierre, I’ve been thinking about putting it up on PECL, I just hadn’t committed to doing it yet and wanted to get a feel for some of the initial responses. I’ll want to maintain my source code in GIT, but the bug tracking and listing with other extensions might be helpful for users.
re: xDebug, there’s some overlap of functionality and I believe xDebug is suited better towards debugging in development situations, while I prefer to use xLog in my production environment. I think each has unique characteristics and abilities so I’d encourage people to try both.
Xlog can’t static compile with php?
Fixed in the latest v1.0.1 release, please try that one instead.
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