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How to write a registrar

So, I would like to write a registrar in C # for the application I'm working on. However, since I love performance, I do not want to open and close the log file again and again at run time.

I think that I would like to write all events to RAM, and then write to the log file once when the application exits. Would this be good practice? If so, how do I implement it?

If this is not good practice, what would be?

(And I do not use the Windows event log at this time.)

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However, since I love efficiency, I don’t want to open and close the log file again and again at run time

No. This is since you love premature optimization.

I think that I would like to write all events to RAM, and then write to the log file once when the application exits. Would this be good practice? If so, how do I implement it?

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