def log_files(method, *args)
      # When running remotely on an LSF client, the LSF manager will capture STDOUT (i.e. the console log output)
      # and save it to a log file.
      # Don't write to the last log file in that case because we would have multiple processes all vying to
      # write to it at the same time.
      last_file.send(method, *args) unless Origen.running_remotely?
      @job_file.send(method, *args) if @job_file
    end
def log_files(method, *args)
      # When running remotely on an LSF client, the LSF manager will capture STDOUT (i.e. the console log output)
      # and save it to a log file.
      # Don't write to the last log file in that case because we would have multiple processes all vying to
      # write to it at the same time.
      last_file.send(method, *args) unless Origen.running_remotely?
      @job_file.send(method, *args) if @job_file
    end
def log_files ( method , * args ) # When running remotely on an LSF client, the LSF manager will capture STDOUT (i.e. the console log output) # and save it to a log file. # Don't write to the last log file in that case because we would have multiple processes all vying to # write to it at the same time. last_file . send ( method , args ) unless Origen . running_remotely? @job_file . send ( method , args ) if @job_file end
Sends the given method and arguments to all file logger instances
Sends the given method and arguments to all file logger instances