Add microseconds to timestamp in debug log messages #2659
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Even though this is less critical after the startup speed issue has been fixed, it still might be handy for other issues. |
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Can't test just now, but LGBI |
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This could help to debug the reported slow startup times but is also useful in general.
Starting Geany from the command line with
--verbosealready logs milliseconds. But most users (and maybe developers) usually don't do this.Thanks to GLib, we don't need to do much for it and it actually simplifies the existing code.
Tested on ArchLinux and Windows 7.