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Of course in an ideal scenario that's the case. Nevertheless programs do sometimes just "crash" without an error message, or maybe they hang and never produce a
by adrianmsmith 5y ago
Of course in an ideal scenario that's the case. Nevertheless programs do sometimes just "crash" without an error message, or maybe they hang and never produce any output due to an infinite loop, or excessive memory allocation and GC overhead, etc. Logging what the program was attempting to do is useful in those scenarios.
- sagichmal 5y agoYes, it’s useful, but that occasional usefulness is substantially outweighed by it’s perpetual cost.