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RocksDB fat jar that contains .so files for linux64, jnilib files for Mac OSX, and a .dll for Windows x64. It contains the Yamcs merge operator for the Parameter Archive

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// Copyright (c) 2011-present, Facebook, Inc.  All rights reserved.
//  This source code is licensed under both the GPLv2 (found in the
//  COPYING file in the root directory) and Apache 2.0 License
//  (found in the LICENSE.Apache file in the root directory).

package org.rocksdb;

/**
 * 

This class provides a custom logger functionality * in Java which wraps {@code RocksDB} logging facilities. *

* *

Using this class RocksDB can log with common * Java logging APIs like Log4j or Slf4j without keeping * database logs in the filesystem.

* * Performance *

There are certain performance penalties using a Java * {@code Logger} implementation within production code. *

* *

* A log level can be set using {@link org.rocksdb.Options} or * {@link Logger#setInfoLogLevel(InfoLogLevel)}. The set log level * influences the underlying native code. Each log message is * checked against the set log level and if the log level is more * verbose as the set log level, native allocations will be made * and data structures are allocated. *

* *

Every log message which will be emitted by native code will * trigger expensive native to Java transitions. So the preferred * setting for production use is either * {@link org.rocksdb.InfoLogLevel#ERROR_LEVEL} or * {@link org.rocksdb.InfoLogLevel#FATAL_LEVEL}. *

*/ public abstract class Logger extends RocksCallbackObject implements LoggerInterface { /** *

AbstractLogger constructor.

* *

Important: the log level set within * the {@link org.rocksdb.Options} instance will be used as * maximum log level of RocksDB.

* * @param options {@link org.rocksdb.Options} instance. * * @deprecated Use {@link Logger#Logger(InfoLogLevel)} instead, e.g. {@code new * Logger(options.infoLogLevel())}. */ @Deprecated public Logger(final Options options) { this(options.infoLogLevel()); } /** *

AbstractLogger constructor.

* *

Important: the log level set within * the {@link org.rocksdb.DBOptions} instance will be used * as maximum log level of RocksDB.

* * @param dboptions {@link org.rocksdb.DBOptions} instance. * * @deprecated Use {@link Logger#Logger(InfoLogLevel)} instead, e.g. {@code new * Logger(dbOptions.infoLogLevel())}. */ @Deprecated public Logger(final DBOptions dboptions) { this(dboptions.infoLogLevel()); } /** *

AbstractLogger constructor.

* * @param logLevel the log level. */ public Logger(final InfoLogLevel logLevel) { super(logLevel.getValue()); } @Override protected long initializeNative(final long... nativeParameterHandles) { if (nativeParameterHandles.length == 1) { return newLogger(nativeParameterHandles[0]); } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } } @Override public void setInfoLogLevel(final InfoLogLevel logLevel) { setInfoLogLevel(nativeHandle_, logLevel.getValue()); } @Override public InfoLogLevel infoLogLevel() { return InfoLogLevel.getInfoLogLevel( infoLogLevel(nativeHandle_)); } @Override public long getNativeHandle() { return nativeHandle_; } @Override public final LoggerType getLoggerType() { return LoggerType.JAVA_IMPLEMENTATION; } protected abstract void log(final InfoLogLevel logLevel, final String logMsg); protected native long newLogger(final long logLevel); protected native void setInfoLogLevel(final long handle, final byte logLevel); protected native byte infoLogLevel(final long handle); /** * We override {@link RocksCallbackObject#disposeInternal()} * as disposing of a rocksdb::LoggerJniCallback requires * a slightly different approach as it is a std::shared_ptr. */ @Override protected void disposeInternal() { disposeInternal(nativeHandle_); } private native void disposeInternal(final long handle); }




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