> The only thing people would miss are the debug symbols built into the > components that were native code (C/C++). My opinion is that people who > want this should just build Python etc. themselves, i.e. doing a > Chandler full build.
To correct myself: some native code compiled in debug mode does behave differently, printing useful debug information etc. but I still think we should stop making those distributions. All of us at OSAF who need those can build Chandler fully from the ground up. I don't think there are end users or even developers out there who, after finding a bug with the end user version, would go to the trouble of then installing the equivalent debug version to get a bit more debugging information. And Chandler is slow enough in the optimized version that I don't think anyone would be running the debug version day-to-day for regular use. -- Heikki Toivonen
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