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The difference is that running in an unknown/broken state is the default when using error codes. Getting into such a state with exception handling typically re
by Merad 10y ago
The difference is that running in an unknown/broken state is the default when using error codes. Getting into such a state with exception handling typically requires explicit programmer action, such as the "catch everything and ignore it" pattern.
- TickleSteve 10y agoSorry, that is just wrong headed. What is needed is true error recovery thought, not syntax that encourages proper to just put in empty exception handlers. Your point is arguing for error returns in my view.