in article 43261@palm-dev-forum, Thomas Maeder at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote on 3/23/01 12:24 AM:
>
> Paul Nevai wrote:
>>
>> I wonder if I am alone and if I am overdoing it when I use the
>> ErrFatalDisplayIf () stuff below.
>
> As Aaaron suggested, I'd only display Fatal Dialogs in the debug versions
> of my apps. You could either surround the calls to ErrFatalDisplayIf with
> #ifndef NDEBUG / #endif or use a macro that expands to ErrFatalDisplayIf if
> NDEBUG isn't defined.
These error manager calls are macros already which are controlled by the
ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL compile-time variable. If you're using pre-compiled
headers, in the PalmOS.pch file, you just uncomment a couple lines to
compile all these macros out of your app:
#include <BuildDefines.h>
#define ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL ERROR_CHECK_NONE
Mark Peters
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