ASP.NET dll compilation in debug or Release Mode
Hello,
As I know there is two way in ASP.NET for dll deployment of production servers:
1. Compile the code in Release Mode, in this way, dll will be lighter, without debug symbol, and this way code execution will be much faster.
2. compile the code as normal, in debug mode. and set the web.config node "debug Mode=false".
My Questions is:
What is difference between Compiling the code in *only* Release Mode or *only* setting the web.config node.
Please suggest.
As I know there is two way in ASP.NET for dll deployment of production servers:
1. Compile the code in Release Mode, in this way, dll will be lighter, without debug symbol, and this way code execution will be much faster.
2. compile the code as normal, in debug mode. and set the web.config node "debug Mode=false".
My Questions is:
What is difference between Compiling the code in *only* Release Mode or *only* setting the web.config node.
Please suggest.
ASKER
Its ok,what about compiling the code in debug mode and setting compilation debug="false" in web.config?
you cannot do that.
Debugging will not will available if debug is set to false in config file
Debugging will not will available if debug is set to false in config file
ASKER
I know debugging will not be available. But what about the performance, if we put debug mode compiled dll and set web config compilation debug mode="false".
you can do that, But performance will not be as good as DLL's of release mode
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Its Ok.
But Please consider a special case:
we have a dll compiled in debug mode, going to deploy it on production with setting debug="false" on server.
Is it acceptable or not? what will be impact on performance.
But Please consider a special case:
we have a dll compiled in debug mode, going to deploy it on production with setting debug="false" on server.
Is it acceptable or not? what will be impact on performance.
ASKER
How can I get exact Error line number, when any error occur in ASP.NET code?
Remember: I have release mode compiled dll and in web.config, debug mode is set to false.
Remember: I have release mode compiled dll and in web.config, debug mode is set to false.
if you put try catch, it will catch the exception and will also display the line number.
Only difference is that, dubugger will not be called.
Only difference is that, dubugger will not be called.
ASKER
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