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How debug and trace classes are different.

Hi,

How debug and trace classes are different.

Thanks n regrards,
Bhuwan
Oct 24 '07 #1
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Bhuwan Bhaskar pretended :
Hi,

How debug and trace classes are different.

Thanks n regrards,
Bhuwan
Calls to Debug.Write (etc) are ignored when the application is built in
Release mode. Calls to Trace.Write happen in both Debug and Release
mode.
That is, if you didn't change the default settings. (Build tab of
project properties, DEBUG and TRACE constants)

Hans Kesting
Oct 24 '07 #2

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