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Re:Why Java exceptions are slow (and Common Lisp conditions ... by dhimes on Saturday January 17, 2009 @04:39PM (#438607)
The fact that my "catch" block is in a different scope than the "try" block. If I really needed to do it, I could subclass "exception" and dump my variables there. But usually I'm just debugging something stupid so it's easier to put in "print" statements.

I've even put in a "macro" that gives me a "print" statement with a long string of "+" afterword so I can quickly spot them in my code and delete them (but don't tell anybody, 'cuz that's just plain wrong...).

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