Log level for files
Determines the level of detail used in CROSSCAP's own log files (see: File).
You may choose from the following options:
Off - no logging is performed Fatal error - only fatal errors (application crashes) are recorded Error - all application errors are recorded Warnings - all of the above plus application specific warnings are recorded Informative - all of the above plus application run-time information is recorded Debug - all of the above plus application debugging information is recorded Detailed - all of the above plus verbose application debugging information is recorded
Starting with Off, the system load created by the logging process will increase and will be at it's maximum when selecting Detailed.
Log level
Determines the level of detail used for logging entries in the operating system's event log.
The selection options are the same as for log level for files, above.
Please note: For common PC systems, a logging level of Warnings is the deepest logging level which can be run without program operation being seriously impaired. Informative, Debug and Detailed will usually slow down the application beyond practical use.