Re:After All These Years, the World Is Still Powered by C Pr...
by coldtea on Sunday April 02, 2017 @10:28AM
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>One example of this is writing an external ABI in C++. Depending on how nice you want to be to the consumer of your ABI, you might need to add a try...catch(...) to every public function to make sure exceptions don't escape the C++ code.
That's not "required" if you write the C++ code yourself though, as you can just refrain from using (throwing) exceptions in the first place.
That's not "required" if you write the C++ code yourself though, as you can just refrain from using (throwing) exceptions in the first place.
That's what the parent means.