Hello.
I have a program that compiles and runs fine in debug mode, however the bmk stalls when trying to compile in release mode.
In task manager, it shows the bcc running at full steam and the memory increasing and decreasing (mainly increasing).
I've removed a module called from my source to see if that was the problem but no luck, it's still stalling. within blide, it just states...
Building executable...
Compiling:myprog.bmx
and that's it.
I've ran the bmk from the command line with this line (verbose on to see if it will give me any more info)
bmk makeapp -a -v -r myprog.bmx
and it gets as far as this...
Parsing...
Resolving types...
Resolving decls...
Resolving blocks...
Evaluating fun blocks...
Generating assembly...
Are there any guidelines around here for what to look out for when comiling in release mode? orders of includes/modules etc?, this has me stumped.
Cheers,
Brent.
I have a program that compiles and runs fine in debug mode, however the bmk stalls when trying to compile in release mode.
In task manager, it shows the bcc running at full steam and the memory increasing and decreasing (mainly increasing).
I've removed a module called from my source to see if that was the problem but no luck, it's still stalling. within blide, it just states...
Building executable...
Compiling:myprog.bmx
and that's it.
I've ran the bmk from the command line with this line (verbose on to see if it will give me any more info)
bmk makeapp -a -v -r myprog.bmx
and it gets as far as this...
Parsing...
Resolving types...
Resolving decls...
Resolving blocks...
Evaluating fun blocks...
Generating assembly...
Are there any guidelines around here for what to look out for when comiling in release mode? orders of includes/modules etc?, this has me stumped.
Cheers,
Brent.