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SOLVED: Apple's Unified Log System (OSLog)

@ragzy15

Apr '20

Hi! I have been studying about os log that is provided by apple and wanted to ask a few things.

Is using OSLog beneficial or print statements will do the job?
If I keep statements of os_log with log type .debug in release builds, does it impact performance of the app?

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@oliverepper

Apr '20

I do prefer OSLog! You can view your log messages inside the console app. This is far more flexible than print.
Actually there's a bug. You won't see .debug at all inside console :-( But you don't need to worry about performance.

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@ragzy15

Apr '20

Thanks @oliverepper

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