Christopher Smith wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Worse, in order to figure out even *if* that code has exception
problems, I would have to go pick up my copy of "Exceptional C++", read
it cover to cover *again*, and stare at that code for quite a while.
I forgot to respond to this point.
Hmm... it is pretty easy to validate that that code is exception
safe.... it's the same code you'd write if you were doing this stuff
manually. Nothing magic going on there....
I don't believe you, sorry.
I have seen simpler code that this degenerate into a exception problem.
I would have to literally go get Exceptional C++ and walk through the
exceptions checklist to ensure that your statement is correct.
Now, I do think that you got it right. However, the fact that I have to
expend brainpower *wondering* is my main beef with C++.
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