Re:Current hardware trends make C++ exceptions harder to jus...
by jcelerier on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @04:12AM
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> If the error is rare enough, then chances are you cannot gracefully recover.
that does not match my experience. Generally, rolling back to the state at the beginning of whatever user interaction caused the exception is good enough in a large amount of cases and a much better experience for end-users than abort()
that does not match my experience. Generally, rolling back to the state at the beginning of whatever user interaction caused the exception is good enough in a large amount of cases and a much better experience for end-users than abort()