[saga]
  # saga install root,  points to what is set in the environment, as
  # SAGA_LOCATION, or use the configure time prefix as fallback.
  location = ${SAGA_LOCATION:@SAGA_LOCATION@}

  # where to find adaptor ini files
  ini_path = $[saga.location]/share/saga/

[saga.logging]

  # 'level' (env variable SAGA_VERBOSE) is the same as before and should be a
  # number in between 0 (no logging) and 6 (max logging). The default is '0' 
  # (no logging).
  level = ${SAGA_VERBOSE:0}
  
  # 'destination' (env variable SAGA_LOGDESTINATION) can be one or more of:
  #  * file(<name>): logs to file <name>, file2(<name2>): writes to a second file
  #  * cout: logs to stdout 
  #  * cerr: logs to stderr
  #  * rol_file(<name>): writes to a rolling file (rol_file2 is possible as well)
  #
  destination = ${SAGA_LOGDESTINATION:file(saga.$[saga.pid].log)}
 
  # 'format' (env variable SAGA_LOGFORMAT) allows to specify the required format
  # of the log messages. The actual log message is inserted at the point where 
  # the '|' placeholder is specified. Possible other placeholders are:
  #  * "%idx%" - writes the index of the message
  #  * "%time%" - writes the time (time format variable, see example above) 
  #  * "%thread_id%" - writes the thread id 
  #  * a single '%' needs to be written as '%%', backslash '\' needs to be
  #    written as '\\'
  format = ${SAGA_LOGFORMAT:%time%($hh:$mm.$ss) [%idx%] |\n}