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1. Can I have different '.settings' specified for debug and release configurations?    stackoverflow.com

I have a .settings file (containing both User and Application settings) that I would like to contain different values if built in Debug mode. Is there a supported or recommended way ...

2. release mode and debug mode    bytes.com

There are a number of differences most controlled by the switches you pass to the compiler. In debug mode normally you have optimisation switched off and output of debug information switched on and in release mode you have the opposite. However in debug mode the debug libraries often do different things when it comes to allocating memory from the heap. They ...

3. difference between debug and release in visual studio    bytes.com

4. SO_REUSEADD successful but bind fails for release version - debug version no problem    bytes.com

MaheBytes I have been facing a problem with UDP socket programming. I have to reuse port number for two different IP address. I am actually using SO_REUSEADD. I have no problem with debug version but with release version the bind is failing for 2nd IP address with the error code 10048. It's the error code for WSAEADDRINUSE. I am trying to ...

5. debug vs release version    bytes.com

1. No clue. I guess you're talking about Visual C++. No clue anyway 2. It will increment the pointer the memory positions that take an int. In the particular case of a 32-bit int, it will increase the memory position in 4. 3. It will increment the pointer the memory positions that take 10 ints. In the case of 32-bit int's, ...

6. dumpbin with debug and release version    bytes.com

Hello everyone, Could dumpbin be used to check whether an executable or a DLL (written in Visual Studio C/C++ native unmanaged) is debug version or release version? I use /headers option but can not see any differences. If dumpbin can not be used to check debug or release, any other tool could be used? thanks in advance, George

7. why the efficiency between debug and release version differs so much(VS2005).    bytes.com

8. Why the results of debug and release version is different.    bytes.com

Hi, I create a project with vs2005 (both c++ and c# are used, sames the problem is about c++) and it working well in Debug version but the result is wrong in Release version. I checked again and again and no difference of logic is found between two versions. I'm confused and don't known how to correct it. Is there anyone ...

9. In Debug it works but not in Release.    bytes.com

P: n/a jt For some stupid reason, I can't get this to work in Release mode, but works well in Debug mode. Below is the function: Here is the line: pos=strpos(pszCmdLine,cmdLineStr); // in release mode this doesn't find the match, but in debug mode it does See strpos prototype below this --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- int OnSelchangeProcesses(DWORD dwProcessID, STRING cmdLineStr) { DWORD dwSize; PROCESS_BASIC_INFORMATION ...

10. dumpbin with debug and release version    cboard.cprogramming.com

There's no clear difference between "debug" and "release." It boils down to a set of flags. By definition, any code you release is a "release version." So in general this question can only be answered by asking somebody if it is meant for debug or release. You can detect the presence of various debugging segments with a binary dumper. That tells ...

11. makefiles - debug & release?    cboard.cprogramming.com

12. Results in Debug and Release mode are different    cboard.cprogramming.com

Code: #include #include #include #define HOUR 261 #define MINUTE 262 #define DAY 263 #define MONTH 264 #define YEAR 265 void padUpString(char *str, char* filler, int len, int fillAtTheEnd) { int i; char newstr[50]=""; int strLen = strlen(str); int diff = len - strLen; if (strLen < len) { for (i=0; i< len ; i++) { if (fillAtTheEnd) { ...

13. Results in Debug and Release mode are different    forums.devshed.com

Code: #include #include #include #define HOUR 261 #define MINUTE 262 #define DAY 263 #define MONTH 264 #define YEAR 265 void padUpString(char *str, char* filler, int len, int fillAtTheEnd) { int i; char newstr[50]=""; int strLen = strlen(str); int diff = len - strLen; if (strLen < len) { for (i=0; i< len ; i++) { if (fillAtTheEnd) { ...

14. What's the difference between building release vs. debug?    forums.devshed.com

I'm working on a win32 API program in microsoft visual c++ 6.0, and I've noticed two build settings next to the project name on the build bar. When I build with "Win32 Debug" selected, all is good. When I build with "Win32 Release" selected, my MDI Child Frames don't show up. Is there any advantage to one over the other? (besides ...

15. How to solve DirectX dependencies (release/debug version)    codeproject.com