v0.5.0: Changed library namespace to work with 4024.55

This release changes the namespace of the library from TcLog to TcLogLib. This way, you can still use it without having to provide the explicit namespace.

Fixes #22 and addresses #21.

v0.4.0: Buffer messages until time information is valid

• Log messages get buffered until time information is available. This fixes #17. Filenames now include always the correct timestamp instead of point zero of unix time when logging in the first cpu cycles.
• TcLogCore exposes the TimeInfoReady property to indicate when the time information is available. This can be used have only valid timestamps within in the log files. It is a choice, though: either log from the first cycle on, risking to have an invalid timestamp for the message, or throwing away the first cycles and have only valid timestamps.

v0.3.1: Bugfix

Fixes a bug (#14) where some data types were not correctly converted to STRING with AppendVariable or AppendAny.

v0.3.0

• Updated to Zeugwerk naming conventions -> results in changed API namings
• Fixed a bug when no newline was added after messages with more than 254 chars that get logged to the file system

v0.2.2 : Performance upgrade

• New implementation of the file system persistence mechanism allows for much faster persistence. When logging less than 100 messages per cycle, the persistence mechanism takes 1 to 1.5 * # consecutive logging cycles cylces to persist. Previously, it took # of logs per cycle * # of consecutive cycles * 4 + 4.
• Exposed the properties of TcLog and TcLogCore in debug view.

v0.2.1 : Bugfix

Fixes a bug that does not close files opened for writing when logging too many messages in too many consecutive cycles.