If there are any compile errors in a LOG_xxx call, the compiler prints so many error messages that it becomes impossible to tell which is the actual error. E.g. below is the output from a simple LOG_INF() using a non-existent variable. In this case the first one is the actual error, but the output has 135 messages! If there are multiple errors it is very difficult to find them.
Is there a way to disable the errors from the LOG subsystem?
LOG_INF("x does not exist %d",x);
(Had to move the output to a file, it made this post unreadable :^)