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I'll keep that in mind, and I'll add that link to the book's contents, and I'll add you to my book's Hall of Fame. Thanks.
by phoe-krk 6y ago
I'll keep that in mind, and I'll add that link to the book's contents, and I'll add you to my book's Hall of Fame. Thanks.
- mst 6y agoThe author of Future::AsyncAwait is working on a patch to core to provide LEAVE {} blocks which will be a more full unwind-protect solution. Note of course the destructor limitation doesn't affect Worlogog use so much since you're -not- throwing exceptions, but once you're into mixed condition and exception based code of course things that to get more "fun".
- phoe-krk 6y ago> once you're into mixed condition and exception based code of course things that to get more "fun". I imagine that is the reality of everyone who tries to implement a condition system in a language where the default behavior is to immediately unwind the stack by throwing some sort of an exception.