Figured it out. Printing \n isn’t enough to flush the cout buffer. Using std::endl flushed the cout buffer and printed the logs.
std::cout << "RESP message received: " << std:endl;
Figured it out. Printing \n isn’t enough to flush the cout buffer. Using std::endl flushed the cout buffer and printed the logs.
std::cout << "RESP message received: " << std:endl;