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LogManager uses two separate threads: a flushing thread and a htcs thread (main thread is handling both IPC and PM module requests):

LogManager uses two separate threads: a flushing thread and a htcs thread (main thread is handling both IPC and PM module requests):

* The flushing calls Flush() on the "LogBuffer" object, which is the object responsible for flushing logged data though the other objects, and sends a LogPacketDropCount packet via the "EventLogTransmitter" object (see below) if there any dropped packets and the flushing succeeds - this is done in a loop, waiting until the process starts finalization.

* The flushing calls Flush() on the "LogBuffer" object, which is the object responsible for flushing logged data though the other objects, and sends a LogPacketDropCount packet via the EventLogTransmitter object (see below) if there any dropped packets and the flushing succeeds - this is done in a loop, waiting until the process starts finalization.

* The htcs thread continously reads from the server connection, and will close and reopen the client socket if the connection happened to be lost - this is done in a loop, waiting until the process starts finalization.

* The htcs thread continously reads from the server connection, and will close and reopen the client socket if the connection happened to be lost - this is done in a loop, waiting until the process starts finalization.