Hello, Is there an easy way to build a debug version and a release version for a project, the same way you can do for instance in Developer Studio? Reason for this question: keep in or kick out for instance ASSERTS in your code in a comfortable way... Maybe other stuff too... Rgds, Geert
You bet! http://www.keil.com/uvision2/project.htm -Walt
That's no good :-( As it says, "Each Target has its own option settings and output file name that you may define." (my emphasis) To do what Geert wants, you need some way to specify the options common to all builds independently of the debug- or release-specific options. As it is, you have to keep remembering to make the same changes in two (at least) different places. IMO, this is a major deficiency of the uVision Project structure :-(
I am using a define to activate or deactivate the code I only want in the "debug" version. Then you just change this define to switch between the 2 versions (conditional compiling). Holger
What's wrong with make and makedepends? You don't have to use the IDE you know.
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