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[Aliii]

I want to be able to switch my code easily into "debug mode". I guess you normally put things like this into your code:

 

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#ifdef DEBUG_MODE

    //some error-checking

#endif

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...but do I need a new header with "#define DEBUG MODE" and include it in almost every CPP file or is there some trick, a hint to the compiler or something?

Thanks!

[fastcall22]

If you're using Visual Studio, then go to the project properties and modify the preprocessor definitions field in the C/C++ folder. Be sure only the "Debug" configuration is set.

AFAIK, there's already a widely-accepted define "NDEBUG" that is set when optimizations are configured for the build (i.e., not-debug mode).

[Aliii]

If you're using Visual Studio, then go to the project properties and modify the preprocessor definitions field in the C/C++ folder. Be sure only the "Debug" configuration is set.

AFAIK, there's already a widely-accepted define "NDEBUG" that is set when optimizations are configured for the build (i.e., not-debug mode).

 

Thanks! Im using Netbeans but Ive found it in the project options.