On 2007-03-15 09:47-0400 Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
I already take the habit of not putting any code that must run inside
asserts, precisely for this reason. That's not the problem here.
That's good, but that is only a simple example of the problem of debug code
side effects, and you may have a more complex case of the same problem.
My original question remains: Why would the same code, using the same
CMakeLists.txt files, compile and link in Debug mode but not link in Release
mode?
Again, I am not even at the stage of trying to run the program. The final
link phase fails in Release.
I understood that. It appeared certain of your needed functions were not
defined at all. My guess is a conditional compile is skipping them. Is
that due to some side effect of debug code (not just assert statements!)
that was removed by the -DNDEBUG option?
Alan
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