Miscellaneous Information

This section summaries all executables and libraries of CMLOG.

• Executables for Unix Machines
  • cmlogServer

    This is the server for CMLOG system. It takes one argument that is configuration file. If no argument is provides, default configuration parameters are used.

  • cmlogClientD

    This is the client daemon running on a Unix machine. We suggest this process is started by root. The cmlogClientD can also be compiled using _CMLOG_CLIENTD_AUTO_QUIT option to tell the clientDaemon to quit when the cmlogServer exits.

  • cmlog_activate

    This is a csh script to start cmlogClientD.

  • cmlog

    This is the Motif browser for CMLOG system.

  • cmlogMsg

    This is a simple message logging porgram to let users log messages into cmlog system. It may be used as a quick test for cmlog system. It can be invoked as cmlogMsg ``any messages''.

  • cmlogCleanup

    This exists only on HP_UX and Linux. It cleans all IPC resources if the server crashes unexpectly.

  • cmlogAdmin

    This is an administration utility. It is partially finished. It can be used to shutdown the server and all client daemons and to check some statistical information of the server.

• Executables for vxWorks
  • cmlogClientD

    This is the clientDaemon running on a vxWorks target. It runs at priority 190. This must be loaded first before any other CMLOG libraries/executables.

  • cmlogVxLogMsg

    This is a utility that can catch all logMsg calls of vxWorks. It then will send catched messages to the above daemon. It runs at priority of 200.

• Libraries for Unix Machines
  • libcmlog.a(so)

    This is the logging client library. Applications need to link with this library to log messages to a server.

  • libcmlogb.a

    This is the browser library.

  • cmlogService.so

    This is the cmlog service layer for CDEV.

• Libraries for vxWorks
  • libcmlog.a

    This is the logging client library. Applications need to link with this library to log messages to a server. This library has to be loaded after cmlogClientD.