(C#) Determining whether the current build mode is Debug or Release

Andreas Gieriet

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I prefer the [Conditional("DEBUG")] attribute over #if DEBUG.This is especially advised for your logging example.E.g.[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("DEBUG")]private void Validate() { /* check instance integrity */ }or[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("DEBUG")]public static...

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Andreas Gieriet

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(C#) Determining whether the current build mode is Debug or Release

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