Android Log adds package name at the beginning of a log message

in this question I posted you can see the originating code sample for this log, and the reason it is generated:

08-15 22:54:16.500: INFO/SOD:BT_Receiver(16151): <!>com.nu.art.software.log.Log 69<!> Bluetooth device found: [bbbb:Demo gizmo 2], 5a0204, 6C:0E:0D:77:B0:96
08-15 22:54:16.578: INFO/SOD:BT_Receiver(16151): <!>com.nu.art.software.log.Log 69<!> Bluetooth device found: [aaaa:Demo gizmo 1], 5a020c, 00:26:CC:81:AF:AD
08-15 22:54:33.820: INFO/SOD:BT_Receiver(16151): <!>com.nu.art.software.log.Log 69<!> Bluetooth device found: Zomaar Iemand, 5a0204, 20:21:A5:C0:CF:6F

My question is where does the text, "<!>com.nu.art.software.log.Log 69<!>" is coming from?

I don't add it myself, any where. I have a wrapper over the Android original Log, and without a doubt the Message is been tunneled to the Native log as it is composed in the snipped, and the native Log append the package as a prefix to the message, why is that?

I'm running the 开发者_运维技巧project working on android 2.1, and LG phone.

Thanks,

Adam.

My question is where does the text, "com.nu.art.software.log.Log 69" is coming from?

This is added to the logcat output text by LG's Android (in my experience).

Log.i(TAG, "Bluetooth device found: " + device.getName() + ", " + device.getBluetoothClass() + ", " + device.getAddress());

Your code uses a log "TAG" which you have not shown in your posted excerpt.

The "extraneous" text is appearing right before the text following the TAG in your logging invocation, so it's at least a suspicious candidate.