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Comparing zig error handling to no error handling is a bit disingenuous. Error handling does work and therefore costs something. This whole thread is about how
by MobiusHorizons 2y ago
Comparing zig error handling to no error handling is a bit disingenuous. Error handling does work and therefore costs something. This whole thread is about how exceptions are very expensive when thrown. The question then becomes how different error handling strategies handle real workloads (which will include some percentage of error cases)
- dataflow 2y ago> Comparing zig error handling to no error handling is a bit disingenuous. I'm comparing in-band to out-of-band error signaling, not "error handling to no error handling".