On May 18, 2006, at 9:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't mind a more sensitive compilter. For example, I noticed
that 6r2 catches this where 6r1 did not :
c = str( format( x, "%") ) // str is unnecessary.
But I do mind a more unstable "run-ner" that crashes easier. Is
there any word on if the compiled app is any different than the IDE
run app.
I appreciate the code for logging the location, but I have 75
modules with about 10 methods on average each, so thats quite a bit
of work to install just to catch this bug. Although I might do it.
It seems like it would generate mountains of data so I would have
to write to a text file. Do you find other uses for this?
Finding bugs is enough of a reason for me. You'd want to write the
data to a text file so that you can examine it. You can also include
a flag that would allow you to enable or disable logging at runtime.
Charles Yeomans
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