Debug mode has error-trapping engaged. It runs the code slower, but is more likely to catch a bug so that your cpu doesn't crash. "Real" mode does not have this "safety net", so it runs faster; it throws the requirement to have crash-free code on you, the programmer. Maybe you can work out a compromise: try new code in debug mode. If it does not crash your computer, then switch off the debug so you can run your prog in "real" mode.
buffer/debug question
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