Re: General Debugging Question

Tony, I think this is true but I don't understand intellectually what this
means.
Steve
> I have seen problems disappear once I have stopped using optimization
> (which
> I usually do before debugging).  This is a rarity, and I am not sure why
> things can sometimes go awry using optimization.
>
> I actually _have_ seen what you are describing, when I have compiled
> without
> saving in WDSc, or worse yet, saved half-way through making a change to a
> program, compiled and witnessed outright silly behavior.  But this is
> probably not the case.
>
> On 1/16/06, steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> ON more than one occassion I have noticed a problem in  a program, that
>> will disappear after I have debugged the program. Is this rational, or
>> there must be some other explanation?
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