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It bothers me when people write a lot of software with hidden jumps in control flow. I want to reason mathematically about the code, not experiment with it to s
by lanstin 6y ago
It bothers me when people write a lot of software with hidden jumps in control flow. I want to reason mathematically about the code, not experiment with it to see if it throws these exceptions or retries or what. Is there some layer in the framework du jour that catches them all and spits out an HTTP 200 status html stack trace instead of the expected XML error status?
- rustc 6y ago> hidden jumps in control flow > reason mathematically about the code, not experiment with it to see if it throws these exceptions or retries Do you consider `panic` (in Go or Rust) a "hidden jump"?
- smadge 6y agoI think panics in Go are highly discouraged, like using unsafePerformIO in Haskell.