BusyB: The logDir element

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The logDir element specifies the directory where BusyB will write the log files for the build. The logDir can either be an absolute path or a relative path. If the logDir is a relative path, it is relative to the directory where BusyB was started.

A typical logDir entry on a Unix type machine would be:

<project>

    <logDir>/tmp/logs</logDir>
    ...

</project>

On Windows it might look more like:

<project>

    <logDir>c:\temp\logs</logDir>
    ...

</project>