#310 ZLogger — Zero Allocation Logger for .NET Core and Unity

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ZLogger — Zero Allocation Logger for .NET Core and Unity

I’ve just released a new logging library ZLogger for .NET Core and Unity. It is very fast, and using previously introduced ZString — Zero Allocation StringBuilder in the backend, it eliminates the allocation when formatting the string.

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