What is the status of usability when using --exceptions:goto?
I'm using C++ but I haven't bothered to port exceptions and turned them off for
the time being. That leaves me forced to use other exception mechanisms but
they seem to have problems.
when using --exceptions:setjmp I always get this error:
`lib\system\excpt.nim(585, 12) Error: only a 'ref object' can be raised`
when I use --exceptions:goto I end up with a lot of
cannot jump from this goto statement to its label
if (NIM_UNLIKELY(*nimErr_)) goto LA1_;
^
....
jump bypasses variable initialization
Run
Shouldn't setjmp at least always work since it is the most simple and brute
force to implement exceptions? What is the status of goto exceptions together
with C++?
