Does doing a release build of the boost libraries define NDEBUG. (don't know if this is standard) but in C++Builder, NDEBUG disables asserts so it is useful to define it when doing release builds. Thanks Russell
Russell Hind wrote:
Does doing a release build of the boost libraries define NDEBUG. (don't know if this is standard) but in C++Builder, NDEBUG disables asserts so it is useful to define it when doing release builds.
You can find it out yourself. Just run bjam with "-n" option (like "bjam -n -sTOOLS=msvc") and instead of invoking tools it will print the commands. It's easy to see if NDEBUG is in compiler's command line, or not. HTH, Volodya
Thanks, I'll give it a run. Russell Vladimir Prus wrote:
Russell Hind wrote:
Does doing a release build of the boost libraries define NDEBUG. (don't know if this is standard) but in C++Builder, NDEBUG disables asserts so it is useful to define it when doing release builds.
You can find it out yourself. Just run bjam with "-n" option (like "bjam -n -sTOOLS=msvc") and instead of invoking tools it will print the commands. It's easy to see if NDEBUG is in compiler's command line, or not.
HTH, Volodya
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