Maks Pyatkovskiy wrote... >I think it's better for all don't use C++ exceptions in large C++ apps for Palm OS at all. The size of 1st code segment and the limit of data segment (it can be overfull by exception info blocks) are quite serious obstacles for C++ apps. You can avoid these problems if you'll not make new obstacles for your own programs...
Interesting. Anyone else care to weigh in with an opinion? I have a large application with "half-hearted" exception handling. I have been toying for a long time with either making it robust with serious exception handling (adding a lot more catches-throws, and Palm OS wrapper functions that throw and such). Or else just removing all the exception handling and doing it all c-style (return codes, bleh) because it's a pain on the other launch codes, possibly more memory-intensive and bigger executable. I've been coding in C++ forever, so obviously I'd prefer extensive exception handling. But perhaps on the Palm it's just not worth it? Matthew Henry -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
