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by dysarray
1287 days ago
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2. In default Rust config, unhandled panics end up unwinding the stack, calling destructors for everything, freeing resources, closing files and sockets, and printing an error message and possibly a stack trace. I think this qualifies as the language runtime automatically catching the exceptions. 3. For 99% of users, panic = unwind in rust. If you play with compiler flags, C doesn't have undefined behaviour because ubsan will abort programs if you compile with the right flags. |
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