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Scattered throughout a software project I am working on are many lines of code that were written for debugging and utility purposes. Before I compile my code, I want a way to select whether or not these blocks of code should be included into my compile (something that won’t require navigating the code commenting out). How can I do this?
I’m programming in c# and using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.
Add the attribute
[Conditional("DEBUG")]onto methods you only want to have execute in your debug build. See here for more detailed information.