Process CeLog Output Log File (Compact 2013)
3/26/2014
This topic discusses how to process the CeLog output file to make it human-readable.
When your build has finished and the image has been downloaded to your device, CeLog uses the kernel independent transport layer (KITL) to create a log file, Bootlog.clg, in your device release directory. This log file is not human-readable, so you must post-process the file by using the Readlog tool.
Note
You can get the log file from the device without using KITL by copying it to an SD card, over a USB connection, or by using other transport protocols that your platform supports.
To process the log file to a user-readable text file
In Solution Explorer, right-click your OS design, and then click Open Release Directory in Build Window.
At the command prompt, type Readlog bootlog.clg bootlog.txt.
When Readlog returns, open the Bootlog.txt file.
See Also
Concepts
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