removed not only one but FOUR annoying debug messages

diff --git a/lib/driver/rcinput.cpp b/lib/driver/rcinput.cpp
index ad2d3f61a2f195a294868daa37af062bcada52e4..a5b1c719818c76dff0ed2211767bb864dabd3c02 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/driver/rcinput.cpp
+++ b/lib/driver/rcinput.cpp
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ void eRCDeviceInputDev::handleCode(int rccode)
        struct input_event *ev = (struct input_event *)rccode;
        if (ev->type!=EV_KEY)
                return;
-       eDebug("%x %x %x", ev->value, ev->code, ev->type);
+//     eDebug("%x %x %x", ev->value, ev->code, ev->type);
        switch (ev->value)
        {
        case 0:

diff --git a/lib/gui/ewidgetdesktop.cpp b/lib/gui/ewidgetdesktop.cpp
index fb0f39ddacaad7495fb26ba60ab8b3ef70372029..afe1995cf16a65e6219af522691bd0042133dab6 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/gui/ewidgetdesktop.cpp
+++ b/lib/gui/ewidgetdesktop.cpp
@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ void eWidgetDesktop::makeCompatiblePixmap(gPixmap &pm)
        if (m_comp_mode != cmImmediate)
                return;
        
-       eDebug("widgetDesktop: make compatible pixmap of %p\n", &pm);
+//     eDebug("widgetDesktop: make compatible pixmap of %p", &pm);
        if (!m_screen.m_dc)
        {
                eWarning("eWidgetDesktop: no DC to make pixmap compatible with!");

diff --git a/lib/python/enigma_python.i b/lib/python/enigma_python.i
index 8b918bf0511d4f64707ecd1c482070a857d279b8..a0c9d5287c84d666d1d2aa7a1824f77d134c0ac0 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/python/enigma_python.i
+++ b/lib/python/enigma_python.i
@@ -80,8 +80,8 @@ extern void setLCDClock(const char *c);
 extern PSignal1<void,int> &keyPressedSignal();
 %}
 
-%feature("ref")   iObject "$this->AddRef(); eDebug(\"AddRef (%s:%d)!\", __FILE__, __LINE__); "
-%feature("unref") iObject "$this->Release(); eDebug(\"Release! %s:%d\", __FILE__, __LINE__); "
+%feature("ref")   iObject "$this->AddRef(); /* eDebug(\"AddRef (%s:%d)!\", __FILE__, __LINE__); */ "
+%feature("unref") iObject "$this->Release(); /* eDebug(\"Release! %s:%d\", __FILE__, __LINE__); */ "
 
 
 /* this magic allows smartpointer to be used as OUTPUT arguments, i.e. call-by-reference-styled return value. */