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Dark GDK / For those who are incredibly lazy or cant get a VS 2005 project setup...

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OSX Using Happy Dude
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Posted: 5th Aug 2006 12:50 Edited at: 5th Aug 2006 13:58
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...I include my default testing project.

A couple of things to note about it :

* The SSE instruction set isn't activated. This is if you need to ship your program to an old machine. If this option is set, and the machine doesn't have SSE 1 or 2, it will crash.
* All optimisation is on, and its for Release mode. It seems to be the only mode that works (not that Debug mode is useful anyway).
* Its a 32-bit project. You cant use a 64-bit project unfortunately - GSDK is compiled to 32-bit libraries.
* Unicode is active. Whils GSDK is not unicode compatiable, it maybe useful for your own messages... or something... Its actually left over from when I was doing stuff on PDA's - unicode is the only option...

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Zeal
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Posted: 5th Aug 2006 23:02
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Quote: "(not that Debug mode is useful anyway)."


Boost array only does bounds checking in debug mode. Thats saved my ass more than once.

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Miguel Melo
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Quote: "not that Debug mode is useful anyway"


Nick, you keep saying this... I really cannot see how anyone can debug in release mode with any amount of effectiveness. Do you rely solely on printf() debugging???

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Posted: 6th Aug 2006 01:08 Edited at: 6th Aug 2006 01:09
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No, I use sprintf and MessageBox and/or dbText

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Miguel Melo
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Mate, that's dark ages stuff. How can anyone do without breakpoints with source debugging and variable watches in this day and age is beyond me.

I understand that a debug binary is different to the release and you can't always assume that something that works on debug will work on release. But for that I do occasional release builds to play around with an do sanity checks: I'd never use release mode while devaloping on a day in day out basis...

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Quote: "How can anyone do without breakpoints with source debugging and variable watches in this day and age is beyond me"

Quite easy really - had no need for variable watches or anything like that.

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Quote: "Quite easy really - had no need for variable watches or anything like that."


I take it then you've never worked on a project with 100+ files.
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And what do you think I do at work ? Currently 80 DLL workspaces, 30_+ executables and probably nearing at least half a million lines.

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Well, you must have a brain the size of Kent then.

I would die if I only debugged via printf(). I only use that approach when having the debugger latched would interefere with results (threads, events etc).

For synchronous stuff I must admit my personal weakness of using all the wimpy facilities IDE's have provided since the early nineties.

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Quote: "Well, you must have a brain the size of Kent then"

But unfortunately no equivalent wages

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