David Vanderson wrote at 11/15/2011 09:04 PM:
And if I want to disable the printf, put "#;" in front:
(if (integer? 1)
(begin #;(printf "calling bar") (bar))
(baz))
Is that how you would do it?
Pretty much, although my habits are from before "#;", I usually have
more line breaks, and I like "log-debug", so it would probably be:
(if (integer? 1)
(begin ;; (log-debug "calling bar")
(bar))
(baz))
Another thing I have done sometimes, in code of a few complicated
layered modules, is to have per-module debugging-message macros, which
let me enabled/disable debugging messages on a per-module basis, at run
time. So some "log-debug" would never be commented-out, but would be
disabled by default.
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