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NSLog and deployment builds

Subject: NSLog and deployment builds
From: "James J. Merkel" <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 22:30:13 -0800
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Probably like a lot of other people I have dozens of NSLog statements in my code for debug purposes during development. But when I want to finally release the code and create a Deployment build, all of those NSLog statements need to be commented out (or else they just go to the console which is a waste).

Suggestion to the xcode team -- why not have an option in the Deployment build style to not compile NSLog statements? The statements would still be there in Development builds -- so I wouldn't need to un-comment them again if I wanted to use them again.

Not sure if this would be difficult or easy to do, but its just a suggestion.

Jim Merkel

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