jingham added a comment. If you really are going to support many languages you need to figure out how to tell folks what really happened with more specificity. For instance, you can use C++ to throw anything, so you could throw an ObjC object from a C++ exception throw. So you need to distinguish between the language of the exception thrown (which is captured by the ValueObject you return) and the language runtime throwing the language. So we need a way to query that. Also, there's no formula reason why you couldn't have two languages throwing an exception at the same time (for instance if a C++ exception is unwinding the stack and the destructor of some ObjC object that is getting destroyed throws an NSException, etc... So there needs to be some way to handle that.
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