CBFLog 1.5

TRY<br /><br /> * Build/Run the CBFLogDemo project. Play with the settings in CBFLog.h to see how it affects logging.<br /><br />USE<br /><br /> * Add CBFLog.h and CBFLog.m to your project.<br /> * Add CBFLog.h to the files where you will be logging.<br /> * Define _CBFLOG_ENABLED. You can uncomment the first config line in CBFLog.h or you can add it in your project settings.<br /> * Optional: Add cbflog.xctxtmacros to your Text Macros directory. (~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Specifications)<br /><br />TIP<br /><br />I added `-D_CBFLOG_ENABLED` to my Project Settings `Other C Flags` for my DEBUG project setting profile only. This means that my release and distro project profiles don't log anything, which is what I want. Logging is a fairly expensive process, so this should improve performance for your users.

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Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
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