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From: "Jin-Young Park" <mcjin02@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: wrong print debugging message code
Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 03:18:49 +0900
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Hello.

I tested the code that "#define XXXX_DEBUG 0" on our company EVB with
WM8960.
I defined "#define XXXX_DEBUG 0" and dbg() put into mute
function(wm8960_digital_mute()).
After linux boot, played audio file.
My test dbg() message was not print terminal, but I find dbg() code was
working exactly.
Excuted dmesg command, then it was print that logged dbg() messages.
I think, it maybe potential that reduce performance before one knows.

Thanks.
Jinyoung Park.