Compilation options & crashes.

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Compilation options & crashes.

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I have an application that compiles & runs just fine as long as /dbglibs is specified at compile-time. It works fine with:

/dbglibs /debug:full /pdbfile

as well as with

/dbglibs /optimize:5

but if I try /nodbglibs with either of them, I get an access violation.

For the same program, if I specify /unroll:n where n>0, the program will crash unless /check:bounds is also called.

So are these interactions reasonable to those more learned? I've found workarounds, so its not a big deal; but is seems quite odd.

Matt.

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