> you can think about the errors and in some cases you might do extra cleanup > in case of it you would surely have forgotten to write if you didn't set > yourself to write the error handler
The price is very high and it depends on your requirements. In the Nim compiler every call can raise an exception and checking after every call would be ridiculously verbose. Instead of exceptions all I could use instead is in fact `quit` and then the compiler becomes harder to use as a library... > it makes for beautiful error messages. perhaps a bit verbose, but when you > have an error, you know exactly what happened. Except when you need a stack trace, that is...
