Logging framework for C ++

I apologize for a topic that's been widely discussed before, but I don't find that none of the discussions clearly show which one to use in the long run. My requirements for the logging framework in my C ++ project:

• Ceiling protection.
• Must support multiple goals.
• Possible magazine rotation.
• The way the module is identified is implicit.

I've been using boost log for some time now on a small C ++ project and it worked well. But when I moved to a large C ++ project I found support for multiple targets (I mean multiple files for the same project) is a nightmare. There is no way to implicitly mention which module is being registered, and above all, compilation time increased by at least 40%.

I am now considering an alternative framework and think log4cplus and logog seem to fill all of my requirements. I wanted to get an expert opinion that would fit the above criteria and not go back into the soup after using the library for some time.