How to avoid \input files being displayed in the terminal output?

Question

As indicated in https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316779/5471 , files with content included via the \input command are displayed as (file) on the terminal output. Assume there are specific files, the inclusion of which I don't want to see broadcasted in the output. How can I define a new \myinput that will be doing the same thing as \input without calls to \message?

\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\myinput}[1]{\input{#1}}
\begin{document}
a
\message{I input a file:} \input{b.tex}
c
\message{Nothing to see here} \myinput{b.tex}
\end{document}

My motivation is that I use the package comment and whenever I include some comment, I get a (./comment.cut) displayed in the output.

Answer 1

The (....) does not come from any user-configurable message it comes from the heart of tex-the-program so all you can do is turn off all output (unless you are using luatex)

You can use \batchmode to turn off all terminal output, either for the whole document or by setting it locally just around your input (then returning to errorstopmode or scrollmode afterwards)