I did see somewhere that it could be turned off by setting a switch and rebuilding the source - you're right - it's a killer - doesn't crash eclipse, but makes the existence of my own log messages pretty pointless. Is there a reason the debug can't be controlled from a setter rather than requiring a recompile? Maybe thats a stupid question
- Interestingly if you run the MouseTest from lwjgl you dont get the console output - but if you copy the libs (either/both jinput.jar, libjinput.jnilib) from lwjgl distribution and use those, the console output still apears. Seems to imply the lwjgl guys have worked out how to suppress the output without rebuilding the libs. Maybe lwjgl isn't using jinput for mouse, but I thought I had read that they were. Anyway - just general agreement here that a way to suppress the debug without doing a recompile would be good.
