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this seems a jillion times better than a standard stacktrace. why isn't it in built into the core?
by jgalt212 10y ago
this seems a jillion times better than a standard stacktrace. why isn't it in built into the core?
- jeremiep 10y agoThe core just uses whatever the VM under it has for error handling. Clojure is a hosted language and one of the best decisions it made was not to hide the VM its sitting on (either the JVM, CLR or JS - all have slightly different exception handling). I see it more as a development library and don't ship it to production. There's also cljs-devtools and dirac to enhance the chrome devtools with ClojureScript support. Once you try them you're not going back :)
- jgalt212 10y agoI guess. But core could spit back a verbatim VM stacktrace and and Clojure specific/pretty printed version.