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    <p>I mean if you were using a language feature, like assert(), the compiler should be able to strip that out. But this is an actual class and if a class is referenced by executable code it will be included or assumed included in the final product by the compiler. </p> <p>However there is nothing stopping you from creating a script that removes all the references to the Assert class in all of your code base before compilation. </p> <p>Another approach would be to make a test project that targets your application and within JUnit tests actually calls the Assert on the areas which you want to make sure work. I personally like this approach because it is a nice and clean separation of test and application.</p> <p>If you are just worried about the having an if-statement everywhere, then just wrap Assert with your own class, DebuggableAssert which does that check before each call to Assert.X. It will be sort of less performant because of the method entry/exit and the conditionals but if you can maintain your code better then it might be worth it. </p>
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    1. PObetter way to do Debug only assert code
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    1. COOkay after reading a bit more about this stuff I decided to use the Java language assert. In the debug version I want to break into the debugger when an assert fails. And I want to have all the asserts disabled in the release version. To get this to work in Eclipse I did the following: Added exception breakpoints to AssertionError (caught and uncaught) in eclipse I turned assertions on by Windows/Preference/Java/Installed JREs/(edit the JRE)/set default arguments to -ea
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    2. COI must still be missing some step because when I try to test it by causing an assert to fail, nothing happens. The program just runs through the assert. So this makes me believe that the Java language asserts are not really enabled, otherwise either I would break on the exception as intended or if I did not set the breakpoint correctly the uncaught exception would halt the program. Any idea what additional step I am missing? I am running my IDE on Windows. thanks
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    3. COOh no I didn't mean to lead you on to using that. I was saying that's how normal java would approach this. I beleive the dex compiler will strip out the assert keyword. Usually the javac program always does unless a flag is enabled. I was just saying why there was going to be the use of the class since you had it in your code and a language keyword would be able to be stripped by the compuler. Sorry wasn't saying use it.
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