DEBUG code in LR 4.0

My windows installation of LR4 is generating a LrCatalog.log file containg DEBUG messages.
Indicates to me there is some left-over debug code in the executable.
It might run faster without this.
Sample of file
04/08/2012 11:14:28 DEBUG removing item about to be processed from queue: "Add c40-8927_8_9.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 11:14:28 DEBUG executing "Add c40-8927_8_9.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 11:23:55 DEBUG immediate execution of "Add c40-8924_5_6.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 11:23:55 DEBUG removing item about to be processed from queue: "Add c40-8924_5_6.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 11:23:55 DEBUG executing "Add c40-8924_5_6.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 12:00:10 DEBUG immediate execution of "Add c41-5206_7_8.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 12:00:10 DEBUG removing item about to be processed from queue: "Add c41-5206_7_8.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 12:00:10 DEBUG executing "Add c41-5206_7_8.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 14:34:52 DEBUG initializing writeAccessQueue
04/08/2012 14:34:52 DEBUG immediate execution of "Add c41-4625_6_7.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 14:34:52 DEBUG removing item about to be processed from queue: "Add c41-4625_6_7.tif to catalog"
04/08/2012 14:34:52 DEBUG executing "Add c41-4625_6_7.tif to catalog"

Another user just reported this as well:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4326750
He gave details of where the LrCatalog.log file was located (c:\users\<user>\documents), and with that I could see that I have one too and quickly figure out what's probably going on:
- The logging appears to be initiated by LR itself, not by plugins. It occurred without the presence of a "config.lua" file.
- The logging appears to come from the LR SDK's LrCatalog module, which provides plugins with access to the catalog. For example, these two lines:
03/17/2012 09:50:23 DEBUG initializing writeAccessQueue
03/17/2012 09:50:23 DEBUG immediate execution of "Tag: apply keywords"
correspond to the Any Tag plugin invoking catalog:withWriteAccessDo ("Tag: apply keywords", function). My log file had entries from other plugins that accessed the same SDK method.
- The logging may be disabled in LR 4.1RC. The last entry in my LrCatalog.log file occurred just before I upgraded from LR 4.0 to LR 4.1RC.

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