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Debug and Release build differences ?

 
 
TheSteph
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      12th Jul 2006
Hi,



Does anybody know what's the difference between the "Debug build" of a C#
application and the "Release build" ?



In my case, both are 774.144 bytes, and both seems to have the same
performances in terms of speed.



Thanks.



Steph.


 
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Andrew Faust
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      12th Jul 2006
TheSteph wrote:
> Hi,
> Does anybody know what's the difference between the "Debug build" of a C#
> application and the "Release build" ?
>
> In my case, both are 774.144 bytes, and both seems to have the same
> performances in terms of speed.


Debug builds include symbol table information needed for the debugger to
be able to relate the executing code to the source codes. Debug builds
also execute Debug.Assert statments whereas Release builds do not.

I personally haven't noticed as much difference between release and
debug builds in terms of size or performance on .NET apps than I do with
C++.

Andrew Faust
 
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