NODEBUG should also use uncompiled code
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@ -280,9 +280,9 @@ Conversely, if the server is in debug mode but you want to test a compiled versi
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and the server will serve compiled JavaScript files, regardless whether the server is running in debug mode or
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release mode.
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Another useful gort command is "gort=nodebug", which is like "gort=debug" but also sets the client-side **DEBUG**
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variable to *false*, disabling all debug-only runtime checks in the client and allowing the simulation to run much
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faster:
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Another useful gort command is "gort=nodebug", which is like "gort=debug" in that it serves uncompiled files, but
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it *also* sets the client-side **DEBUG** variable to **false**, disabling all debug-only runtime checks in the client
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and allowing the simulation to run much faster (although not as fast as compiled code):
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http://localhost:8088/?gort=nodebug
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