How to build highly-debuggable C++ binaries
How to build highly-debuggable C++ binaries
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code { white-space : pre-wrap !important; } This article is tightly scoped to cover one topic with specific, actionable advice: How to configure...
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you have to choose in advance which parts of your binary will be debuggable and which parts of your binary will be fast.
Or keep debug code inside an
#ifdef.Some nifty tips aside from the general "C++ is bad and obsolete" tone.