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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/01/2018 15:13, Dennis via Lazarus
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I remember in Delphi 5, they had an option of whether to use
Debug dcu (of the main VCL units/objects files).<br>
Is there a similar switch I can use to disable debugger in all,
except my own source code so as to speed up the debugger?</font><br>
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To add to my other reply<br>
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You can compile LCL, and package without debug info.<br>
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See package options for each package, or additions and overrides.<br>
(and you can modify lib path, so maybe keep several versions...)<br>
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If you do, you may save 1 second of the start time. (actually not
sure if the time is saved during start, or at some later point)<br>
Depends on the gdb version. And your computer speed. <br>
With the latest gdb savings will be way below a second.... <br>
You can also try gdb 8. That may save half a second.<br>
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