Odysseas Georgoudis

I understand that it would be useful to pass a custom timestamp for simulation purposes. It would be careful if you could provide an example of how you would like...

1 is now implemented on master. see [example_custom_clock](https://github.com/odygrd/quill/blob/master/examples/example_custom_clock.cpp) and [example_custom_clock_advanced](https://github.com/odygrd/quill/blob/master/examples/example_custom_clock_advanced.cpp)

Sorry for the late response. I am not sure to answer 100% but I am quite confident that it will be fine. `LOG_INFO` macros are called inside the signal handler...

Hello, thanks for reporting and for packing the new version :) Looking into this, after installing `Quill` you still should pass the flag into your project. e.g as a compiler...

Hey, thanks for reporting. Yes the new `TimeRotatingFileHandler` does create a log file with a base name. I will have a look and probably improve this to also rotate on...

Thanks the reply, I ended up implementing it locally as an external utility using the `gtest` implementation. Code is [here](https://github.com/odygrd/quill/blob/master/quill/test/misc/DocTestExtensions.h#L46) and [here](https://github.com/odygrd/quill/blob/master/quill/test/misc/DocTestExtensions.cpp) if someone would like it as a reference....

hello, in the non-guarantee-mode there is a counter of how many messages are being dropped, the backend thread that is doing the formatting and the logging also checks that counter...

Hello, Thanks for sharing and for using quill. There are multiple ways to implement a SPSC queue. Also when designing the queue it boils down to mainly two options :...

A local cache for the consumer was added in #196

I am closing this since it is now possible to create a TimeRotatingFileHandler that includes the start time of the application e.g. ```c++ std::shared_ptr file_handler = quill::time_rotating_file_handler(base_filename, "w", quill::FilenameAppend::DateTime, "M",...