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You took my comparison with goto entirely too literal. The point was more about code organization rather than implementation details. This should have been clea
by hackinthebochs 14y ago
You took my comparison with goto entirely too literal. The point was more about code organization rather than implementation details. This should have been clear from the context.
>In practice, they essentially guarantee that the error handling is not properly tested, and often useless except in the case of "everyday expected errors", which are not really exceptional, but rather quite frequent.
This hasn't been my experience.