Native C++ implementation of Loglite — fully featured and a drop-in replacement for the Python build. The same config file and database work unchanged; no migration needed when switching between the two.

The only current limitation is partial harvester support: only the file harvester is implemented.

• Single binary, no runtime — one executable with no interpreter or VM; deployment is a file copy.
• Low memory footprint — tighter runtime suitable for small or constrained hosts.
• Embedded-friendly — minimal RAM and trivial deployment fits edge environments.

• CMake ≥ 3.25
• C++20 GCC 12+, Clang 16+
• Conan 2.x: installed as conan

On macOS (Apple Silicon), the build script uses Homebrew LLVM Clang (/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin/clang++) when present. On Linux, release builds must run in a musl environment, such as Alpine Linux or Dockerfile.linux.release.

./build.sh            # Debug (fast iteration)
./build.sh --release  # Release (-Oz/-Os, LTO, stripped)

Runs conan install, configures CMake, and builds the loglite target. The binary is placed at build/<os-arch>/<debug|release>/loglite.

Linux release builds produce a statically linked musl binary under build/linux-musl-<arch>/release/loglite. The generated release container uses scratch and contains only /usr/local/bin/loglite.

• Dockerfile.linux.test builds the glibc/GCC base image used for CI tests.

• Dockerfile.linux.release builds the portable Linux release image from Alpine/musl.

./run-tests.sh           # Build and run GoogleTest suite
./run-tests.sh --cov     # Same, plus gcov/lcov coverage summary (requires `lcov`)