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by dietr1ch
411 days ago
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`StatusOr<T>::operator` there is akin to `Result<T, _>::unwrap()`. On C++ unwrapping looks like dereferencing a pointer which is scary and likely UB already. But as you learn to work with StatusOr you'll end up just using just ASSIGN_OR_RETURN everytime and dereferencing remains scary. I guess the complaint is that C++ won't guarantee that the execution will stop, but that's the C++ way after you drop all safety checks in `StatusOr::operator` to gain performance. |
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