"verbose" command line argument to log to stdout #1587
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Can you make this option be compiled conditionally only for non-Windows platforms? On Windows, GUI applications have a nul device attached to stdout. We use a very hacky workaround to make some of the commands (like --help) work, but it isn't suitable for long term logging. Easier to just not provide this on Windows for now |
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I find the way Cemu logs intuitive.
When I try to track down an issue too much of my time is spent trying to figure out where my log lines are going.
What I want is to type
Cemu --help, see that there's an option to print to stdout and use that.