##Simple, Lightweight Logging

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Usage:


Specify a filename when constructing:

```c++
Logger example("FILENAME");
```

Log lines will be written to this file. Use the << operator to 
direct messages to the log stream and indicate the log level. 
If the log level is omitted, it defaults to verbose:

```c++
example << ERROR << "Out of Memory!" << std::endl;
```


This line will look like this in the log file:

```
Sat Mar 15 08:06:58 2014 -- [ERROR] -- Out of Memory!
```

If you dont care for the formatting, change the code :)


You must end the line with an ```endl```. This tells the logger 
to write the line and prepend the timestamp to the line 
as well. 


You can change the logging level like so:

```c++
example.set_level(VERBOSE);
```

The level defaults to ```VERBOSE``` is one is never set, and this can be changed via ```set_default_line_level```


Note: This library requires C++11 compiler support