Make log output more consistent between daemon applications. #19
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This patch modifies the way each LWM2M daemon writes output to the console or file log. In normal mode, filename and line numbers are not output, but are still visible when the --verbose flag is used. The Imagination Technologies "logotype" has been replaced. Ref: none Signed-off-by: David Antliff <[email protected]>
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Make log output more consistent between daemon applications.
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This patch modifies the way each LWM2M daemon writes output to the console or file log. In normal mode, filename and line numbers are not output, but are still visible when the --verbose flag is used. The Imagination Technologies "logotype" has been replaced.
Ref: none
Signed-off-by: David Antliff [email protected]