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yeah, i mean, if the app is just gonna quit anyway, it is much nicer for it to quit in a way that communicates that something is actually wrong (instead of sile
by keeganpoppen 6y ago
yeah, i mean, if the app is just gonna quit anyway, it is much nicer for it to quit in a way that communicates that something is actually wrong (instead of silently disappearing) and that the app knows something is terribly wrong...
- dahfizz 6y agoI agree, but assert is a pretty bad tool to accomplish that. It's much nicer to have signal handlers that will run on a crash so that the user gets some useful log output, etc.