When writing to the product after debugging is complete, I believe it is better to set it to 「release」 and build, but as shown in the image below, only 「debug」 can be selected.
Is there a way to set it to 「release」?
Or are the release settings and debug settings the same?
Also, if I build with "Release" and write to the microcontroller, will the "debug pins" (in this case pins 22 and 23) become unusable and I will not be able to write?
You mean the "Flash" button? You can click it to download the code into your MCU rather than going into "debug" mode. After you download the code into your MCU, you can still use the debug pins to download code many times.
This is about the "Build" button to the right of the "Flash" button.
When debugging, use build "debug",
After debugging is complete, do you download it using the "Flash" button after "Release" the build?
Or is there no problem if I download it using build "debug"?
his is a question when building a project.
When you run ``Build'', you can select ``Debug'' or ``Release'' as shown in the image below.
I understand that it is better to build with "Release" when downloading the program to the product after debugging is complete.
If you create it from a sample program, "Release" will not be displayed as shown in the image shown in the first question.
I would like to know if it is safe to do a "debug" build and download, or if there is a way to do a "release" build.
