The following code snippet is from the WriteOptions of the CcsTask:
if (Debug) {
WriteOption(writer, "debug");
WriteOption(writer, "define", "DEBUG");
WriteOption(writer, "define", "TRACE");
}
Why does it output the two 'define' options? The 'define' stuff is handled
by CSC's superclass.
VS allows one to declare these options independently, such that one can
produce a release build without using DEBUG, but generating the pdb files.
This strips out any code that is not really to be in a release build, but
still allows one to run a debugger on it. This may not be a common practice,
but it still is done.
Randy
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