SysLog is a set of subroutines designed to help you to debug your programs.
SysLog consists of two parts: A link library, containing the routines your
programm should call, and a daemon, handling the debugging output. If your
program jumps into the log-routine, an exec message is sent to the daemon's
port and control is handed back to the program immediatly. The daemon will
receive the message and will print it out to the standard output it has been
started from or to one or more logfiles. Binary only. Author: Peter Simons