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Farhan Ahmed wrote: |
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> Jeff Rollin wrote: |
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>> I didn't say DG_DISABLE_DEBUG was a USE flag, I said it was a CFLAG. And it |
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>> improves the speed of KDE applications too |
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> Read your earlier post.. Anyway where is this CFLAGS 'DG_DISABLE_DEBUG' |
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> documented? I cant find any reference to it in man gcc. No usable |
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> results came up when i googled it.. |
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> Farhan Ahmed |
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It's not a CFLAG, at least not a compiler flag as you would be familiar |
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with them. It's -DG_DISABLE_DEBUG, with the hyphen at the beginning, |
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and all it does is tell the compiler to activate a setting called |
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G_DISABLE_DEBUG in code that uses it. From my own Googling, it looks |
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like it's meant to be used by applications linking against Glib in their |
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build scripts, not by end users. |
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In any case, if you're going to use -DG_DISABLE_DEBUG, you should also |
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add its converse, -UG_ENABLE_DEBUG, since that seems to be the 'proper' |
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way to do it. |
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