@@ -229,6 +229,8 @@ MindSpore uses glog to output logs. The following environment variables are comm
3. GLOG_log_dir=YourPath specifies the log output path. If GLOG_logtostderr is set to 0, value of this variable must be specified. If GLOG_log_dir is specified and the value of GLOG_logtostderr is 1, logs are output to the screen but not to a file. Logs of C++ and Python will be output to different files. The file name of C++ log complies with the naming rule of GLOG log file. Here, the name is `mindspore.MachineName.UserName.log.LogLevel.Timestamp`. The file name of Python log is `mindspore.log`.
4. MS_SUBMODULE_LOG_v="{SubModule1:LogLevel1,SubModule2:LogLevel2,...}" specifies log levels of C++ sub modules of MindSpore. The specified sub module log level will overwrite the global log level. The meaning of submodule log level is same as GLOG_v, the sub modules of MindSpore grouped by source directory is as the bellow table. E.g. when set `GLOG_v=1 MS_SUBMODULE_LOG_v="{PARSER:2,ANALYZER:2}"` then log levels of `PARSER` and `ANALYZER` are WARNING, other modules' log levels are INFO.
> The glog does not support to rotate the log files. If you need to control the disk space usage for log files, you can use the log file management tools provided by the operating system, such as Linux logrotate.
Sub moudles of MindSpore grouped by source directory: