Great point. I've found it's very often possible to understand and fix problems "one shot" from stack traces alone — and we're talking production builds here... So I wouldn't turn them off, (an idea mentioned in the article), unless profiling shows that they are one of the last things preventing the code from reaching the target performance.
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Great point. I've found it's very often possible to understand and fix problems "one shot" from stack traces alone — and we're talking production builds here... So I wouldn't turn them off, (an idea mentioned in the article), unless profiling shows that they are one of the last things preventing the code from reaching the target performance.