Design Principles
The principles underpinning Pantheios are:
- the logging subsystem must always be available, including for use by other subsystems that may themselves act before (or after)
main - the logging subsystem must be completely robust, and should never be the cause of system failure
- the logging subsystem must have extremely low cost when logging is switched off, otherwise users will make decisions about what logging information is important at compile-time, rather than at runtime
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