libXEL 0.1.2 review

libXEL is an event log library that stores log data in SQLite files and is capable of exporting it as XML and CSV

License: LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License) File size: 417K Developer: Toni Gundogdu

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libXEL is an event log library that stores log data in SQLite files and is capable of exporting it as XML and CSV. It provides a set of C/C++ preprocessor macros for project integration. It can gather some information about the system at run time. It is ideal, but not limited, to generate log data for debugging purposes.

The ‘xelm’ macros wrap the most common C/C++ macros (e.g. __FILE__) to be posted along with the event information. This and all the other information is stored in SQLite files that can be accessed from many programming languages.

Exported XML can be used together, for example, with XSLT to provide a visually rich presentation of log data in a modern Web browser.

What's New in This Release:
This release adds bindings (Python and Ruby), full mem/swap support for *BSD, and integrates the XELView utility as part of the package.
There are other minor tweaks and fixes.