[leni536]

Any fallible cleanup function is awkward, regardless of error handling mechanism.

[layer8]

Java solved it by having exceptions be able to attach secondary exceptions, in particular those occurring during stack unwinding (via try-with-resources).

The result is an exception tree that reflects the failures that occurred in the call tree following the first exception.

[NBJack]

I often miss this feature in other languages. It has saved me more times than I can count.