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Is it necessary to wrap calls to Debugger.Log() in the #if (DEBUG) preprocessor directive for the purpose of code optimization, or will the C# compiler still produce optimized code when building the RELEASE configuration?
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There is not any kind of optimization on this call in RELEASE mode.
The call is present in IL. The only difference is that it has no any effect if there is not a DEBUGGER present.
From documentation Debugger.Log:
If there is no debugger attached, this method has no effect.
I would suggest to measure your app's performance and after that choose the steps to follow.
If there is no significant difference (from your app's point of view), I would leave that log as is.
In this way, in the moment of need, you can attach to your app with debugger and get messages you might need from the log, as Debugger.Log would work at that point.
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