Silencing dgTrace in _DEBUG

[misho]

Is it possible to insert a VS project preprocessor definition and a #define in the code to silence dgTrace calls in debug build?

I have objects that move at orbital speeds, and in debug I get a constant stream of warnings about high velocity that are of no real use to me (things work well at high velocities for me).

Thanks!

[Julio Jerez]

I will check when I get me pc fix next week.

Hey I assume you are monitoring the space x launch,
That's plenty of new material for you there isn't it?

[misho]

I will check when I get me pc fix next week.

Hey I assume you are monitoring the space x launch,
That's plenty of new material for you there isn't it?

You bet your hiney I do, and there is!

I am currently working on guidance algorithm (nothing to do with Newton), without which my whole project is a silly keyboard-punching video game

Everything else is working, except that pesky motorized hinge problem which works in debug, but not in release.

[Julio Jerez]

Everything else is working, except that pesky motorized hinge problem which works in debug, but not in release.

my computer come back Wednesday, I am working form home, but I can't use this computer for that.
Wednesday, provided that the repair shop gets if fixed, I see if I can fix that problem.
The said the problem was the power supply, but who knows what else broke after that.

[misho]

Sounds good, Julio!

I hope your computer troubles are over!

[misho]

Hi Julio!

Are you back up and running with your computer? Let me know if this dgTrace thing can be silenced...

thanks
Misho