Christopher Smith wrote:
Well, few languages fully protect you from all the mistakes you make
No, of course they don't. But there are other languages that when you
make a coding error, you can catch it at the top level and recover
enough to say what failed and restart yourself.
As someone who supports exactly such a system, on that has more C and
C++ in it than I'd like it to, it is entirely possible for such a system
to recover from unexpected problems.
Can you recover from unexpected coding errors? Like, can your C++
program dump a stack trace when one of the threads does a SEGV and email
it to you, then restart that thread perhaps?
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