Re: Question about debugging .class file
- From: Roedy Green <look-on@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 10:17:12 GMT
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 02:21:17 GMT, "George George via JavaKB.com"
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>So, no matter what methods are used (Java.exe or Javac.exe), the debug
>version binary file is always different from release (non-debug) version
>binary file. Am I correct?
If you use an obfuscator, it will strip the debug stuff. But yes, if
you compile with the debug option, there will be debug code added.
Whether it is USED depends on the Java.exe settings.
As I said earlier, debug in C++ can be more than ten times fatter. You
won't notice a big difference in Java, partly because there is no
library code bound into the class file.
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