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by cobrausn
5155 days ago
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Though we probably learned this is not the way to use them, I have seen numerous real-world examples where this was the case. Not only that, I don't think C++ exceptions are necessarily very good at being a 'last barrier' before a crash - they simply can't catch all the errors, because they are good at indicating conditions that might be recoverable, not catching and recovering from logic errors that would cause a crash. There are plenty of ways to hang yourself in C++ without ever throwing an exception. |
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Ah, Java code at my workplace.