DLL from the Debug Bin directory

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Steve, Putman

Hi Gurus,
I need some suggestions.
We have a vb.net(framework 2.0) project. We work on it in Debug mode not in
Release mode.
When we fix some bug we just go to the bin directory and copy the dll file
and put it on the production server.

Does it really maters that we are not compiling it on release mode. Does it
effect the performance/speed or anything else doling like it.

Please advice.
Thanks Steve
 
S

Stoitcho Goutsev \(100\)

Steve,

Yes, it could have some affect on this. Debug assemblies are not optimized
neither buy the compiler nor by the jitter.
 
G

Guest

Also, debug assemblies also contain debugging related data which is not
required on production servers. so its always advised to put release
assemblies as production code.
 

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