Production code that checks if a debugger is attached should be illegal.
Ideally there would be a way to get the debugger to lie to the process that a debugger is indeed not attached. Sure, maybe there's a reason today why you actually need to know a debugger isn't attached but at least give future-developers an escape hatch if they need it.
Ideally there would be a way to get the debugger to lie to the process that a debugger is indeed not attached. Sure, maybe there's a reason today why you actually need to know a debugger isn't attached but at least give future-developers an escape hatch if they need it.