feat: logs are now timestamped, their level is written.

[DaymareOn]

• The logs previously only included in debug version are now in
  the release version too.
• The performance logs explaining how many skeletons are active are
  now verbose instead of debug.

[alandtse]

FYI, the first word in a commit should be a verb

[alandtse]

Are you sure SKSE doesn't have the ability to add time stamps through a format string? It seems odd to have to manually do it in our own class.

[DaymareOn]

Are you sure SKSE doesn't have the ability to add time stamps through a format string? It seems odd to have to manually do it in our own class.

I don't see anything in their logging code about this. Maybe they didn't want to have to manage the related perf and multi-threading challenges?

[DaymareOn]

FYI, the first word in a commit should be a verb

Argh... Thank you.
When squashing the commit, I'll put "feat: timestamp logs, write log levels".

[DaymareOn]

Are you sure SKSE doesn't have the ability to add time stamps through a format string? It seems odd to have to manually do it in our own class.

I don't see anything in their logging code about this. Maybe they didn't want to have to manage the related perf and multi-threading challenges?

po3 logs have timestamps. I'll have to go look how he did it.

[DaymareOn]

Are you sure SKSE doesn't have the ability to add time stamps through a format string? It seems odd to have to manually do it in our own class.

I don't see anything in their logging code about this. Maybe they didn't want to have to manage the related perf and multi-threading challenges?

po3 logs have timestamps. I'll have to go look how he did it.

My understanding is that he didn't use the SKSE logging system, but reimplemented it with stdlog:
https://github.com/powerof3/BaseObjectSwapper/blob/master/src/main.cpp

[DaymareOn]

His way is better than mine, because he lets stdlog handle the time retrieval and the related multi-threading challenges.
I'll see if I can use stdlog.