gko::log::Stream#
Writes a human-readable trace of selected events to a std::ostream.
Useful during development to see allocations, kernel boundaries, and
iteration progress without attaching a profiler. Configurable via
event mask and verbosity.
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template<typename ValueType = default_precision>
class Stream # Inherits from
public gko::log::Logger
Stream is a Logger which logs every event to a stream. This can typically be used to log to a file or to the console.
- Template Parameters:
ValueType – the type of values stored in the class (i.e. ValueType template parameter of the concrete Loggable this class will log)
Public Static Functions
- std::shared_ptr<const Executor> exec,
- const Logger::mask_type &enabled_events = Logger::all_events_mask,
- std::ostream &os = std::cout,
- bool verbose = false,
Creates a Stream logger. This dynamically allocates the memory, constructs the object and returns an std::unique_ptr to this object.
- Parameters:
exec – the executor
enabled_events – the events enabled for this logger. By default all events.
os – the stream used for this logger
verbose – whether we want detailed information or not. This includes always printing residuals and other information which can give a large output.
- Returns:
an std::unique_ptr to the the constructed object
- static inline std::unique_ptr<Stream> create(
- const Logger::mask_type &enabled_events = Logger::all_events_mask,
- std::ostream &os = std::cerr,
- bool verbose = false,
Creates a Stream logger. This dynamically allocates the memory, constructs the object and returns an std::unique_ptr to this object.
- Parameters:
exec – the executor
enabled_events – the events enabled for this logger. By default all events.
os – the stream used for this logger
verbose – whether we want detailed information or not. This includes always printing residuals and other information which can give a large output.
- Returns:
an std::unique_ptr to the the constructed object