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When I compile a Release project (DEBUG is not enabled) in VS 2010, I’m seeing things like this in the generated EXE:
C:\Code\Test\Test\obj\x86\Release\Test.pdb
Why is this, and how can I disable it? I’ve tried Googling, but can’t find much.
Allthough i havent actually tried looking in the exe file, you can disable generation of pdb files (and presumably their inclusion in the exe) from the project properties under Build > Advanced > Debug info. if you set this value to ‘None’, nothing should be generated
Even for release the default is to generate pdb files only.