From: sh006d3592@blueyonder.co.uk   
      
   On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:12:44 +1000, "cr88192"    
   wrote:   
      
   >Well, in general, if one is using debugging, they don't want any   
   >optimization, and if they want optimization, they can't really use   
   >debugging.   
      
   I see the benefit if it can be done, at least in some languages,   
   though. I've had code that needed debugging, yet worked perfectly fine   
   in a debug build. In C++, it usually means someone somewhere on the   
   project has handled a pointer badly or memsetted a class instance   
   (wiping a virtual pointer) or similar.   
      
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