<p>I'm comparing the results produced when i use the 'Make .exe' compared to when i run the exact same process using the exact same variables though the IDE vb 6 debugger.</p>

<p>I've tried an array of different compiler options but to no avail.</p>

<p>So my question is why would i get a difference between the debugger and the 'Make .exe'?
have you ever come arross something similar and if so did you find a fix?</p>

<p><em>the program takes a large file of counts of cars in a timeperiod and averages them into 15 minute timeperiods for the day over a month for each route.
It elminates certain records depending on if there outside the standard deviation and other statistical algorithms To eliminate values.
its a bit to much code to post unfortunately...</em></p>

```
Debug.Assert
```
and
```
Debug.Print
```
Statement are not compiled into the binary. I sometimes use this to detect whether I am in the IDE or a compiled binary:
```
On Error Resume Next
Debug.Print 1/0
If Err=0 then
  'Compiled Binary
else
  'in the IDE
End if
```
Be careful with statements like this:
```
```
Debug.Assert( DoSomeThingImportend() )
```
```
In the compiled version this statement will not be executed.