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> (which I assume most people will in production) No, people are supposed to use ReleaseSafe, especially "in production". You can still disable runtime checks

> (which I assume most people will in production) No, people are supposed to use ReleaseSafe, especially "in production". You can still disable runtime checks in specific execution paths. ReleaseFast is for applications where there are no disastrous consequences to a bug in the code, like videogames.

mratsim 6y ago
Having your account hacked is a disastrous consequence though. And it's likely that the need of performance is not on the CPU side of things but on the GPU so ReleaseSafe should be good enough.
shp0ngle 6y ago
Oh! I didn't know that. In that case, sorry for mischaracterization.