From: kkuzba{at}centurytel.net
To: c_echo{at}yahoogroups.com

* Author: Roy J. Tellason
RT> KK>  Are you compiling for debug, or for release?  It matters.
RT>  Is the default to include lots of debugging info in there?

    Generally speaking, yes.  Most compilers I have used, (not that
 there are that many), have defaulted to debug mode, so you could
 debug your code as well as compile it.  Come to think of it, the
 only one that didn't was MIX's Power C, but only because it needed
 to be compiled manually, and did not have any IDE from which to
 invoke the compiler and linker.  I haven't used all that many of
 the available compilers, but MSQC, MSVC, Borland 3.1, and the old
 Symantec have all defaulted to debug mode from the IDE.  If you
 are creating your own make files and invoking the compiler and
 linker manually, then that is a different story altogether.

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