I tend to sprinkle the code with logging statements when learning/debugging. glib has the appropriate functionality for managing the logs... Normally the overhead of the logging statements (if turned off) is neglectable.
Should I leave my log statements in my patches (that will be mainly focused on adding comments)?
Example statement:
g_debug ( "{%s:%u} rectangle split to (%ux%u) and (%ux%u)\n",
__FILE__, __LINE__, dr->height, dr->width,
fragment->height, fragment->width);
Output:
** (lt-gegl:13884): DEBUG: {gegl-processor.c:460} rectangle split to (675x496) and (675x256)
Thanks,
Henrik
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