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New logging mod registration #261

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Major changes in this PR are:

  1. Removed the SISL_LOGGING_* macro and use the macro level check with string
    literal templates instead of dsym check. dsym doesn't work when compiled with
    multiple libraries. Moreover the requirement to declare and use a module is
    greatly simplified

  2. Make the cache destroy to call the evictor during destruction for each
    hash node. At present if we have multiple caches on same evictor and if one
    cache is destroyed, it will leave with evictor having some dead nodes inside.

hkadayam and others added 9 commits September 14, 2022 16:12
Major changes in this PR are:
1. Removed the SISL_LOGGING_* macro and use the macro level check with string
literal templates instead of dsym check. dsym doesn't work when compiled with
multiple libraries. Moreover the requirement to declare and use a module is
greatly simplified

2. Make the cache destroy to call the evictor during destruction for each
hash node. At present if we have multiple caches on same evictor and if one
cache is destroyed, it will leave with evictor having some dead nodes inside.
@hkadayam hkadayam closed this Mar 21, 2025
@hkadayam hkadayam deleted the improvements branch March 21, 2025 00:13
@hkadayam hkadayam restored the improvements branch March 21, 2025 00:15
@hkadayam hkadayam deleted the improvements branch March 21, 2025 00:29
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