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Re:Memory management in C programs (2014) by blub on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @12:19AM (#12119617)
I've seen exception classes split into recoverable and non-recoverable. The former clean up as they propagate and move the application to an initial known state in a state machine.

This works fine. I think the worst bug was an exception thrown from the initial state which lead to an infinite loop.

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