(ddd.info)Disabling Logging

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B.5.1.1 Disabling Logging
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The log files created by DDD can become quite large, so you might want
to turn off logging.  There is no explicit DDD feature that allows you
to do that.  However, you can easily create a _symbolic link_ from
`~/.ddd/log' to `/dev/null', such that logging information is lost.
Enter the following commands at the shell prompt:

     $ cd
     $ rm .ddd/log
     $ ln -s /dev/null .ddd/log
     $ _

   Be aware, though, that having logging turned off makes diagnostics
much more difficult; in case of trouble, it may be hard to reproduce the
error.