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If you're not using the type safety and error handling afforded by C++ you're probably not using C++11. (reminder: latest version is C++17 which brings much hig
by AstralStorm 8y ago
If you're not using the type safety and error handling afforded by C++ you're probably not using C++11. (reminder: latest version is C++17 which brings much higher usability at compiler implementation complexity cost)
Where C++ in modern form helps is generally getting rid of unsafe accesses and uses.
I'll take exceptions over checking error codes all the time.