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Debug or Release mode ?

Any way I can programatically test whether my (c#) code is running in Debug
or Release mode ? I want to load a smaller dataset when running in debug,
for testing purposes.
Nov 17 '05 #1
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JezB wrote:
Any way I can programatically test whether my (c#) code is running in
Debug or Release mode ? I want to load a smaller dataset when running
in debug, for testing purposes.


there is "conditional compilation":

#if DEBUG
// some code that is only compiled/executed in debug-mode
#else
// some code that is only compiled/executed in release-mode
#endif

Hans Kesting
Nov 17 '05 #2
You can use the DEBUG conditional compilation constant:

#if (DEBUG)
// This is only executed in Debug configuration

#endif
--

Best regards,

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Any way I can programatically test whether my (c#) code is running in
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or Release mode ? I want to load a smaller dataset when running in debug,
for testing purposes.

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