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O.P. debug compiling in C++
ok. im using Dev-C++ to compile my code. i know i must be doing something wrong when i compile because my compiled exe is like 100kb.

i know it's not really that big. but if i make 1 button it goes to like 454 kb. a friend said i was compiling in Debug Mode. how do i get it out of debug mode. i've checked the compiler options. and theres nothing about a debug mode there.

if anyone can be bothered can you please help, by either like tellin me which compiler is good (it's probly not the compiler, just me :S :P). or can someone make a quick makeit.bat?. or tell me how to get it put of Debug Mode.
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12-13-2004 01:14 AM
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RE: debug compiling in C++
Debug Mode in an IDE is usually set in the Project Settings, or the Active Configurations, or similar. In VC++, it's under Active Configuration. There should be a similar option in Dev-C++
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RE: debug compiling in C++
The bigger file-size could also be because of Dev-C++,
I thought it was using MING-W32 as compiler, which isn't natively for windows, but was ported...
Basicly, I suggest getting a Visual C++ 6 or 7

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RE: debug compiling in C++
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The bigger file-size could also be because of Dev-C++,
I thought it was using MING-W32 as compiler, which isn't natively for windows, but was ported...
It can also use Cygwin or gcc.
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