On Thu, Feb 03, 2011 at 01:41:19AM -0700, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Thanks. In addition, I changed several
#ifdef DBG_UTIL
lines enclosing declarations of variables/functions accessed in the
debug macros to
#if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL > 0
Is that something we can/should do in general everywhere? What about the #ifdef PRODUCT things,
can those too be #if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL>0 ?
That should be #if OSL_DEBUG_LEVEL == 0, i.e., PRODUCT implies no
debugging.
(Sounds like a potentially good idea to me; I never fully understood the logic of having the
separate "product" vs. "non-product" build dichotomy, and the one time I tried a "non-product"
build it failed miserably anyway.)
Actually, there is a bit more to it than just product/non-product :)
Like "compact" builds (whatever that means), profiling builds, etc.;
just search for "Produkt auf einen Wert setzen" and "Pfade setzen" in
solenv/inc/settings.mk . I suspect that stuff has been unusable for
years and can be removed safely...
If we do this, can we then get rid of the ".pro" sufffix on the build directories, too, please?
I started on that at some point in the past, but left it unfinished.
Maybe I'll do it this weekend, if I feel like it :)
D.
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