DebugBuilds
Debug builds are versions of software compiled with debugging information enabled. This means that during the compilation process, extra metadata is included in the executable file that helps developers understand the program's execution flow and identify errors. This metadata typically includes symbol tables, which map memory addresses to source code line numbers and variable names.
The primary purpose of debug builds is to facilitate the process of finding and fixing bugs. When
Debug builds are generally larger and slower than release builds. This is because the additional debugging